Harish Maheshwari is a passionate advisor and thought leader with over 16 years of experience building trusted business partnership and transforming organizations using a unique set of Finance, Analytics, and Technology skills. 

Zakaria Khallaf is passionate about agility, financial analysis, software development and innovation. He conducts research in the areas of budgetary management and financial performance. 

Tom has spent over 40 years in Finance in several roles. He is passionate about applying the latest techniques to the FP&A process.

Tom is a qualified accountant, an experienced performance management systems architect, a business intelligence and business modelling architect, a pre-sales consultant, an internal management consultant, a finance manager, an internal audit manager, a systems manager and more recently, has worked as a test manager at a transformational project for a major multinational company.

Christian Martinez manages data analytics solutions and automation tools to across Kraft Heinz International Zone (LATAM/EUROPE/ASIA/PACIFIC).

10+ years of experience in delivering Finance support across many businesses.
Passion to bring advanced analytics into Finance to strengthen the business partnering relationships and hear the voice of the customer better.
 

Dr. Prashanth Southekal brings over 25 years of experience from over 75 companies such as SAP, P&G, and GE. In addition, he has trained over 3000 professionals the world over in Data Analytics and Decision Science.

Matt is a commercially astute Finance executive with extensive experience serving as the Finance lead for multi-million to billion-dollar divisions for numerous high-tech organisations such as Expedia, Hotwire, Revinate, Uber, Wish, Prevoira, and Busbud. In addition, Matt is an accomplished author and speaker in the FP&A community.

Amit Joshi is a qualified CIMA UK accountant and a member of AICPA and CIMA UK. He possess rich experience in FP&A over five years now. 

Lawrence Serven is an internationally recognized authority on enterprise performance management (EPM). 

After boarding school in Scotland and an accounting apprenticeship in England, where he qualified with the ICAEW, he was an auditor in London and Paris and, by this time, had saved enough money to pay for an MBA at INSEAD in France. His career continued in the European HQ of a US company in Paris, then three years in Switzerland as Finance Director. After that, he worked in Europe with multinational companies for 35 years. This involved intensive travel, which was fun.