In this article, discover how clearly separating rolling forecasts from continuous planning unlocks the real value of AI/ML in FP&A.
Nate Kaemingk
Nate is the Chief Forecaster for BetterForecasting.com, who has launched a Forecasting Copilot for finance teams!
Nate started his career as a mechanical engineer using inferential statistics to build models that earned seven patents. Later, during his MBA, his inferential statistics background quickly became advantageous in forecasting and scenario analysis. Nate has had the opportunity to apply these methods in roles with multiple Fortune 500 companies and subsequently as CFO and Chief Forecaster.
Nate lives in a suburb of Atlanta with his wife, two daughters, and several dogs.
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