In this article, the author reveals the essence of a true FP&A Partnership Model. He also outlines the difference between a COE model and a true Partnership Model and the hurdles we may face when establishing it.
Garrett Dennie
Garrett Dennie is a corporate problem solver that forcefully resolves complex critical problems and provides analytical decision support and proactive operations leadership optimising planning, process, execution, and profit. He is a leader in cross-functionally integrating and leading Finance, Supply Chain, Buying/Marketing, and Operation functions.
Also, he successfully leads the creation and transformation of small and large teams, driving higher efficiency and profit. He has 20 years of experience in Finance, FP&A and Supply Chain with large corporations (Retail, Pharmacy, Power/Energy, Industrial Gases). Advocate for Long Range – Integrated Planning.
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In this article, the author covers the evolution that FP&A has undergone and outlines why it’s crucial to build an FP&A team consisting not only of Analysts.
In this article, the author outlines why any company can make data-driven decisions and explains the five essential steps for becoming more mature, which can be useful to any business. He also considers available tools that can help FP&A leaders make informed and data-driven decisions.
Let’s take the concept of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs and how one can achieve self-actualisation. We can apply it similarly to achieving Integrated FP&A, with various stages of preparedness needed to reach that end goal eventually.