The Houston FP&A Board was established on the 7th of October 2019, as an educational and networking platform for the local FP&A community.
Since then, a diverse group of members, representing leading global and local companies such as Amazon, Honeywell, Shell, Schneider Electric, Univar Solutions, Mitsubishi Power Americas, BrandSafway, McKesson, and many others, joined this think-tank. Together, we explore the best way to address the challenges in the FP&A community in the 21st century.
During the meetings, we guide the development and promotion of best practices in global FP&A and identify and support new trends, skillsets, and innovations.
The speakers from Stewart Title, Nexans Amercable, and others presented their insights and case studies.
Luis is a finance professional with more than 27 years of experience.
Gabby Bryner is a seasoned finance executive with over 15 years of experience leading strategic financial...
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From Insight to Action: Mastering FP&A Storytelling in a Data-Driven World
In this article, senior finance professionals at the Houston FP&A Board share practical frameworks and insights to elevate FP&A storytelling through data clarity, structured
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Houston FP&A Board: Five Critical FP&A Roles
The Houston FP&A Board met on March 14, 2023, at Downtown Greenstreet in central Houston to explore the topic of world-class FP&A teams and the critical
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Houston FP&A Board: From FP&A to xP&A
The Houston FP&A Board met on October 20, 2022, at Three Post Oak Central in central Houston. The purpose of the meeting was to
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The Face-to-Face Houston FP&A Board: Reinventing FP&A: Key Lessons Learned from the Pandemic
The Face-to-Face Houston FP&A Board was held on June 2 to discuss the key lessons learned from the pandemic.
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FP&A Change Management: How To Drive Analytical Transformation
Any change should be carefully managed, but this is no easy task: research shows that only 30% of change programs are successful. So what
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