by Krystina Colyer | May 21, 2020 | CFO Forum News, COVID-19, Event Recaps, Previous Events
On May 14 we explored how to develop a return to work strategy in a post COVID-19 world. Experts from Emory University’s Goizueta Business School, Savills, Aon, and Nelson Mullins led the discussion on workspace versus workplace strategy, managing employee and HR...
by Krystina Colyer | Apr 22, 2020 | CFO Forum News, COVID-19, General Info, Previous Events
On April 16, 2020, experts from Emory University, Aon, Nelson Mullins, Grant Thornton and Savills led the discussion on financial and business implications of recent events and how your organization can best respond. We explored how to improve liquidity, manage...
by Krystina Colyer | Dec 16, 2019 | CFO Forum News, Event Recaps, past events
Jackson Healthcare’s Leslie Kurtz Wins CFO Forum Preeminence Award Kurtz honored at quarterly meeting of Atlanta’s CFO community ATLANTA (Dec. 5, 2019) —The CFO Forum, Atlanta’s premier professional organization for financial leaders, presented its annual...
by Krystina Colyer | Oct 14, 2019 | CFO Forum News, Event Recaps, Previous Events
Fourth quarter highlight reel featuring Mohamed Massaquoi, former star wide receiver for the Georgia Bulldogs and the Cleveland Browns. Video produced by and courtesy of Andramada Brittian – www.andramadafilms.com
by Krystina Colyer | Aug 6, 2019 | CFO Forum News, Event Recaps, General Info, past events, Previous Events
David Hoyt describes organizational health and identifies the two key requirements found in a successful business. They must be SMART, and they must be HEALTHY. A successful organization has minimal politics. David defines politics as the moment we begin to change our...
by Krystina Colyer | Jul 10, 2019 | CFO Forum News, Event Recaps, Previous Events
The June panel featured Jason McCarthy, CFO, Arbor Pharmaceuticals and Leslie Kurtz, CFO, Jackson Healthcare. The discussion was moderated by Grant Thornton’s Ken Cameron. Ken kicked off the discussion with Grant Thornton’s study, in conjunction with Oxford...
