Tags

Corporate Center, emerging markets, Risk Management, Finance Transformation

This is my second year planning CEB's Finance and Strategy Summit. I've been with Corporate Executive Board for 5 years, always in the Finance and Strategy Practice. I've worked with our Controllers' Leadership Roundtable, Tax Director Roundtable, and most recently, the CFO Exeecutive Board. In addition to planning both our DC and London Summit, I work with all our product teams on member engagement through our in-person executive meetings.

I received my MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business in 2009 with a concentration in Marketing, Entrepreneurship, and General Management. I live in Chicago and work in CEB's Chicago Office, which opened in 2007.

Matches

view all
Matched on: Risk Management, emerging markets, Corporate Executive Board, and CEB Staff
Matched on: Risk Management, emerging markets, Corporate Executive Board, and Corporate Center
Matched on: host, Corporate Executive Board, and CEB Staff
Matched on: host, Corporate Executive Board, and CEB Staff
Matched on: Risk Management, emerging markets, and CEB Staff

On The Web

Schedule

(4 total)
Aaron, Dion
Mon Sep-12, 1:00 PM EDT- 5:30 PM EDT
Corporate Executive Board’s Executive Guidance
Aaron Kotok, Dion Love
Eisha, Hilary
Mon Sep-12, 1:00 PM EDT- 6:00 PM EDT
Controllers' Leadership Roundtable's Executive Roundtable Session
Eisha Armstrong, Hilary Richards
Dan Currell
Tue Sep-13, 10:45 AM EDT- 12:00 PM EDT
The Foundation for Corporate Success and Risk Management? (Track Two)
Dan Currell
Hilary Richards
Tue Sep-13, 2:30 PM EDT- 3:45 PM EDT
Fit for Purpose: Optimizing the Structure of the Corporate Center to Serve the Business (Track One)
Hilary Richards

Conversations

emerging markets
Tag_blue
Sep 2
emerging markets: A little weekend reading
"An artilce caught my eye in the NY Times Online yesterday discussing how India is comparing itself to China in everything from universities to infrastructure. However, the article points out that the comparison does not seem to go both ways.   Interesting reading: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/01/business/global/india-looks-to-china-as-an-economic-model.html?pagewanted=1&emc=eta..."
All
Group
Aug 22
All: What would you ask Lou Gerstner?
"There were quite a few articles about IBM turning 100 earlier this year.  I read one in The Economist (http://www.economist.com/node/18805483) that discussed the fact that IBM evolved to organize itself around an idea, as opposed to just a technology.  Mr. Gerstner talked about the shift in corporate culture that had to happen in order to accomplish this shift in his book Who Says Ele..."
All
Group
Jul 28
All: Interview with Robyn Meredith - What are your questions?
"This link will take you to a 15-minute clip from "Charlie Rose", where Mr. Rose interviews Ms. Meredith about her book The Elephant and the Dragon in July 2007. She has a unique perspective on both India and China, as she covers both for Forbes, not something many journalists do. While there are many similarities Meredith points out, there are also extreme differences in these two eco..."
All
Group
Jul 13
All: Welcome to the Summit Community!
"Thank you for registering for the 2011 CEB Summit - The Agile Enterprise. The team is working on creating an agenda that will allow you to build your network and walk away better informed on how to tackle some of the issues facing businesses today.   This is meant to be a community where you can share thoughts, questions, and ideas. We welcome any feedback, but please use this communit..."