Webinar: Ken Bowles to discuss the metrics that matter to CFOs

Webinar: Ken Bowles to discuss the metrics that matter to CFOs

Event: The metrics that matter to CFOs

Date: Tuesday 27 October

Time: 2:00 PM EST

Ken Bowles, chief financial officer (CFO) at WilsonHCG, will discuss the metrics that matter to those in the finance industry during a webinar on 27 October.

He will take to the stage to talk about how CFOs have had to pivot over the last few months to manage short-term critical measures and what they can do to stay on track for the months ahead.

As CFO, Ken has primary responsibility for managing WilsonHCG’s financial growth and oversees accounting, finance, forecasting, and private and institutional financing.

He has more than 20 years of experience in corporate leadership and finance. And joined WilsonHCG from Tribridge, a Florida-based technology firm, where he served as CFO. Ken previously spent 15 years at GE where he held numerous roles across commercial finance, supply chain, financial planning and analysis, as well as M&A.

A panel of experts, including Carrie Augustine, senior industry principal at Oracle NetSuite and Dianne Gates, CFO at Miles Partnership, will appear alongside Ken. And Mary Johnson, business writer and editor, will moderate the panel.

You can register for the webinar here.

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