How Modernizing Accounting Readies Organizations for Market Uncertainty and Going Public Ambitions | Blackline

With changing market dynamics, the IPO and SPAC markets have slowed down. However, the ambitions of going public for many have shifted to the long-term as organizations focus on fortifying cash positions and preparing for market uncertainty. Addressing accounting inefficiencies and implementing appropriate control frameworks are not only essential to going public, but when done properly increase efficiencies, reduce risk, and enable teams to realign capacity to critical business objectives.

Best-in-class organizations are adopting leading practices today and investing in technology to modernize their accounting processes to become more productive, free capacity, and be ready for the right time to go public. 
 
Hear from BlackLine and FEI transformation and industry experts as they discuss industry trends, and the best practices organizations are taking to prepare for their long-term plans to go public.
 
Learning Objectives:
  1. Discuss how today’s trends and market dynamics are impacting going public ambitions
  2. Understand how technology prepares organizations with their pre, going, and post-public journey
  3. Consider leading practices and key accounting processes that are ripe for automation

Watch this webinar On-Demand using the link below:
https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/3927605/35079E4635B64A9FB5B3150EECA705BD

Speakers

Molly Boyle

Head of North America Solutions Marketing
Blackline

Patrick Villanova

Chief Accounting Officer
BlackLine, Inc.

Christopher Westfall

Vice President, Content Strategy
Financial Executives International

Credits

1.00 CPE
Basic

Method

group-internet-based

Field

Specialized Knowledge, Technical

Prerequisites

None

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