by Elizabeth Jeffery | Jun 4, 2021 | Global Crisis Monitor, Podcast
On this episode of the Global Recovery Monitor series, Craig Jeffery and Alexa Cook of Strategic Treasurer deliver Period 20 results from the Global Recovery Monitor. This update reveals new kinds of trends and data around the economy, staffing, travel, organizational liquidity and more. Listen in to hear some surprising expectations reported by the treasury and finance community.
by Elizabeth Jeffery | Apr 12, 2021 | eBooks
Leading from Crisis to Recovery Download eBook Throughout the global pandemic of 2020 and the early stages of recovery, the Treasury Coalition surveyed treasury and finance practitioners on the impacts of COVID-19 on their businesses and their organizational...
by Elizabeth Jeffery | Apr 2, 2021 | Global Crisis Monitor, Podcast
On this episode of the Global Recovery Monitor series, Special Host Meredith Zonsius joins Craig Jeffery and Alexa Cook of Strategic Treasurer to discuss period nineteen results from the COVID-19 Impact & Response Survey. With a full year’s worth of data reported, they continue their discussions on the current state of recovery with a view to economic, health and social developments. Listen in to learn the major factors impacting treasury and finance organizations today.
by Elizabeth Jeffery | Feb 4, 2021 | Global Crisis Monitor, Podcast
On this episode of the Global Recovery Monitor series, Craig Jeffery and Alexa Cook of Strategic Treasurer explore period eighteen’s results from the COVID-19 impact and response survey. This new data reveals how the news of vaccines resulted in a positive outlook across medical, economic and social fronts. It also covers shifts to top concerns, expectations on a global lockdown, and voluntary staff leave trends. Listen in to this important update reported by the treasury and finance community.
by Elizabeth Jeffery | Dec 3, 2020 | Global Crisis Monitor, Podcast
Craig Jeffery and Alexa Cook of Strategic Treasurer explore period seventeen’s results from the COVID-19 impact and response survey. This new data reveals surprising shifts in voluntary staff departures and a three-way tie in top concerns including staff safety protocols, access to adequate liquidity, and direct financial impact to businesses.