The evolving role of Finance: driving strategy, insights, and growth
How to transform your finance team into a strategic powerhouse and foster a company-wide data-driven culture.
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Finance is transitioning beyond its typical role as a financial steward - focused on compliance, record-keeping, and reporting - to becoming a key driver of business strategy and a trusted guardian of organizational data. While fiduciary responsibilities remain essential, finance leaders are now championing data integrity and ensuring reliable insights are widely accessible to inform company-wide decisions.
Join our exclusive CIMA UK members webinar, where Group Head of FP&A James Pakenham and Subject Matter Expert Nick Aversano, will explore:
- the key drivers reshaping finance’s role, including the growing demand for real-time data in decision making, and the critical focus on data privacy, security, and governance
- barriers to adopting broader data ownership and the potential risks of delaying change
- practical steps for ensuring a smooth transition, from integrating financial and operational data, to equipping finance teams with the skills to manage both
- how BI and FP&A tools empower finance enabling you to organize and share all business data more effectively
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