The third Copenhagen FP&A Board will take place on the 22 September 2020 to debate the popular subject of Building Winning FP&A Teams for the "New Normal".

The 12th meeting of the  Geneva FP&A Board will take place on the 12 May 2020 to debate the subject of "Building FP&A of the Future".

Would you rather be liked or respected? It is a question we often get asked in interviews or from our direct managers about our own style or when difficult decisions need to be made. 

This month I had the unique opportunity to join 25 finance professionals of the San Francisco FP&A Board to have a robust dialogue on how to build winning FP&A teams. 

In this article, we will look at how driver-based advanced analytics has overcome the problems with the current budgeting process. This is the first article in a series that is devoted to next generation budgeting; specifically, the operational income statement (OIS) and its associated operational budget (OB).

When we talk about performance measurement, KPIs are a common tool.  It can be a financial measure or an operational measure. However, in recent years, KPIs seem to have fallen out of favour because it fails as a useful indicator of business performance. Should we abandon KPI? This article looks at the importance of designing and defining appropriate KPIs in performance measurement.

The fifth Seattle FP&A Board, which was sponsored by SAP and Robert Half, was devoted to the subject of FP&A Team Building.  As FP&A leaders work towards a more effective business partnership, they require effective teams to achieve this goal.  But what comprises effective teams? And what roles must people play?

At the sixth meeting of the AI/ML FP&A Committee, Saul Mateos, Finance Director at Coca Cola (previously Senior FP&A Director at Egencia), shared Egencia's journey of using Artificial Intelligence for FP&A.

The 11th meeting of the Zurich FP&A Board will take place on the 7 May 2020 to debate the subject of "Building FP&A of the Future".

The sixth meeting of the Boston FP&A Board was held on February 27, 2020, to address a popular subject of  Zero-Based Budgeting (ZBB). What is new in ZBB of the 21st century? How can it be useful for addressing the challenges of traditional budgeting culture