The CPO – CFO Alliance

Posted by Andrew Bartolini on June 28th, 2013
Stored in Articles, Chief Procurement Officers, Events, General, Strategy

“The CFO-CPO relationship might be the most important relationship that exists or needs to exist within the enterprise.”– John Paterson, Chief Procurement Officer, IBM

We agree with John and that’s one of the reasons why we think our readers in procurement and finance will be very  interested in an upcoming webinar that is hosted by Ardent Partners and sponsored by Basware on July 25 at 2 pm ET.

How a Strong CFO-CPO Alliance Can Command Top Performance

Date: Thursday, July 25, 2013

Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM ET

Register here!

In the battle for corporate profits, efficiency, and performance, the Chief Financial Officer and the Chief Procurement Officer are natural allies, each marked by an increasingly prominent role that demands greater performance. And yet, more often than not, these generals and their battle-tested teams are marching to the beat of a different drummer. Enterprises that allow this CFO-CPO ‘gap’ to exist will find themselves exposed to the demands of an increasingly volatile and global marketplace, while the CFOs and CPOs who combine forces will lead the way to Best-in-Class performance. If you’ve enjoyed our webinars in the past, you won’t want to miss this one.

Why attend?

Current (and aspiring) CPOs will learn the six surefire strategies to turn your CFO into your strongest ally.

Current (and aspiring) CFOs will learn the keys to evaluating the procurement department’s performance using a CPO scorecard and how to use the procurement team to foster greater value and collaboration with the business.

More details can be found on our new “Featured Webinar” page where you can also register for the event.

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