by Annie Reid | May 11, 2020 | CTP Credits, Podcast, Stories from the Front
Host Craig Jeffery talks with Maria D’Alessandro, Executive VP and CFO at Hospitality Ventures Management, on the hospitality industry in light of the COVID-19 shutdown. They discuss the rapidity of how this disruption unfolded and impacted the business in days. The crisis immediately altered all of the key results and measurements in the hotel business and forced many changes that were both hard and necessary to ensure the organization could survive and recover when the crisis passed. The conversation touches on financial statements, employee impacts, new risks, regulation changes and even opportunities. Listen in to this frank discussion to gain insights for managing risks and responding to immediate threats whatever industry you are in.
by Elizabeth Jeffery | May 7, 2020 | Global Crisis Monitor, Podcast
Alexa Cook and Craig Jeffery cover the seventh week’s results from the COVID-19 Impact & Response Survey. They discuss an improved economic outlook, continued concerns around health, and how organizations are shifting their priorities.
by Elizabeth Jeffery | Apr 30, 2020 | Global Crisis Monitor, Podcast
Alexa Cook and Craig Jeffery of Strategic Treasurer review the sixth week’s results from the COVID-19 Impact & Response Survey. These new results cover the new shifts on economic and health issues, what’s happening with finance projects involving tech firms and banks, the mindset on liquidity positions, and more.
by | Apr 28, 2020 | Replays, Webinars
This webinar will review the first 8 weeks of the Global Crisis Monitor results on the COVID-19 global pandemic, dive into cross cuts of the data, and what organizations can do moving forward.
by Claire Cotner | Apr 24, 2020 | Blogs
A crisis is also a classroom in some respects. No one knows this better than treasury professionals, who, as managers of risk, in some ways spend their whole careers preparing for and watching for events where risks become reality in unexpected ways – events such as 9/11, the financial crisis, and the COVID-19 pandemic.
