IACCM Webcast

Managing Financial, Control and Compliance Risks

Featuring The Hackett Group
On-demand


Broken or sub-optimal contract administration practices pose unnecessary financial, control and compliance risks to an organization. These risks include disclosure and compliance risk, and risk to the assets and income of an organization. Poor contract administration also results in an increase in cost base as well as lost opportunity costs. Alternatively, leading practices can provide an effective means for organizations to manage these risks and help protect the organization's assets and earnings.

CFO magazine recently highlighted 5 emerging risks with direct impact on business negotiation and contract terms, further emphasizing the urgency of addressing this issue. They are:

  • Contingent liabilities
  • Environmental risk
  • Foreign Corrupt Practices
  • Data integrity (related to contracts and litigation)
  • Anti-competitive pricing
Learn how top corporations are addressing the weaknesses
in their contracting practices and achieving the right balance between control and empowerment.

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Hosted & Moderated by::


Tim Cummins

CEO


Featured Speaker


Bill Marchionni
Senior Business Advisor
The Hackett Group’s Finance Executive Advisory Program



Kirk Krappe

Executive Vice President
Worldwide Markets
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Who Should Attend

Finance professionals with control or P&L responsibilities (i.e. CFO’s, Controllers, Compliance Officers) or anyone interested effective contract management.

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