Join Craig Jeffery of Strategic Treasurer and Vincent Beerman of Taulia for a webinar on overcoming challenges and ensuring liquidity through various levers.

Comprehensive Liquidity & Supply Chain Resiliency Webinar

Date:     Thursday, June 4, 2020

Times:   2:00-3:00 PM ET

Where:  This is an online event.

In this time of disruption due to COVID-19, liquidity concerns abound. The outlooks for accounts receivable and accounts payable are both deeply negative. As organizations rally to construct their response plans, their priorities are clear:

  • Keeping the business alive.
  • Keeping suppliers alive.
  • Securing more and better levers for success.

In this webinar, Craig Jeffery of Strategic Treasurer and Vincent Beerman of Taulia will discuss overcoming challenges and ensuring liquidity through various levers. Topics covered will include access to debt and capital markets, AP and AR forecasting and modeling, supply chain resiliency, enhancing organizational posture through flexibility, and more.

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