In-person event
This free-for-members in-person roundtable will explore the challenges across finance from legacy IT. It will refer to how the costs, operational complexity and fragmented data undermine financial performance, slows decision-making, and hinders mission delivery.
It will also explore the transformative role of modern technologies, and if AI and modern data strategy can offer practical support to non-profits in overcoming barriers and driving progress.
This event is kindly run by Unit4, and will also feature a buffet lunch.
Please note that this event has a limited capacity of 25 attendees, and will be given on a first come, first serve basis. It is also aimed at individuals in a senior finance position within larger charitable organisations (approximately 250+ full-time employees across all departments)
Why should I attend?
This event is an interactive round-table session in which you can share best practice, strategies, emerging trends, and learn from your peers in similar situations.
Please see the programme below for the full breakdown of the day, but as a summary, topics include:
- Identifying the hidden costs of legacy IT
- The increasing operational complexity of legacy IT
- Whether AI can deliver strategic and operational value for non-profits
When and where?
- Wednesday 29 April
- 12:00 – 15:00
- Church House Westminster, Dean’s Yard, London, SW1P 3NZ
How do I book?
Book below. You'll receive updated event information approximately one week prior to the event date.
Who should attend?
This event is tailored for individuals in a senior finance position within larger charitable organisations (approximately 250+ full-time employees across all departments)
About CFG events and membership
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