2014 National CFO Conference

The AICPA National CFO Conference is an intensive two-day event that covers the key issues of the day, and provides the information and tools you need to engage and prosper in the global economy. Industry experts will guide you through the profound changes shaping our world, and help you improve risk management capabilities, leadership skills, and ability to make the best decisions for your organization’s future.

Leading experts and thought leaders will offer insights and targeted analysis from a CFO perspective on a variety of key issues, including the post-election economic landscape, tax updates, strategic planning, budgeting strategies, emerging risks and risk management, impact of healthcare reform, doing business abroad, corporate governance and technology challenges and solutions.  In addition, gain new perspectives and build your own personal network with peers, speakers and committee members during interactive sessions, open forum discussions, networking receptions, and daily networking luncheons.

Who Should Attend?

Corporate leaders, C-suite executives, firm leaders, finance directors, investment bankers, chief audit executives, audit committee members, attorneys.

Why Attend?

• Provide updates on the key issues of the day and provides the information and tools you need to engage and prosper in the global economy
• Learn from industry experts the profound changes shaping our world, and help you improve risk management capabilities, leadership skills, and ability to make the best decisions for your organization’s future.
• Provides the CFO perspective on the post-election economic landscape, tax updates, strategic planning, budgeting strategies, emerging risks and risk management, impact of healthcare reform, doing business abroad, corporate governance and technology challenges and solutions.
• Build your own personal network with peers, speakers and committee members during interactive sessions, open forum discussions, networking receptions, and daily networking luncheons.