Ever wondered what sets the stage for best-in-class business, finance, and operations planning processes? It's all about Budgeting & Forecasting Readiness – the art of effective communication and preparation that transforms planning into a strategic powerhouse. If you are ready to prepare your company for success in 2025 and beyond, join your peers for this discussion in the Q3 CFO Alliance Roundtable Series.
Budgeting & Forecasting Readiness isn't just about ticking boxes; it's about defining granularity levels, scenario analysis, transparent communication, and mitigating process risks. Teams that master these components not only lead efficient planning processes but also produce high-quality forecasts that drive alignment and accountability.
This series is your opportunity to collaborate with fellow CFOs and industry peers in constructing a Budgeting & Forecasting Readiness Playbook tailored for the 2025 planning season. Regardless of your industry, tech stack, or team structure, you'll tap into the collective wisdom and battle scars of peers to walk away with actionable takeaways for robust 2025 budgets.
Learning Objectives include:
Don't miss this chance to strengthen your planning game for 2025. Join us in creating a playbook that propels your organization to new heights!
Who Should Join:
This exclusive event is tailored specifically for finance leaders of emerging and mid-market companies. It ensures that you find yourself in a room with like-minded individuals who engage in relevant conversations, relate to the challenges you're facing, and guarantee quality takeaways.
You don't do 'maintenance mode.' Neither do the members of The CFO Alliance. If you are eager to optimize your finance functions, then join The CFO Alliance! Don't miss your opportunity to get connected and stay informed throughout 2024.
Prerequisites:
None
Program Knowledge Level:
Advanced
Delivery Method:
Group-live
CPE Credit:
3 CPE in Personal Development
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