Join Craig Jeffery of Strategic Treasurer and Kelvin McWilliams of Kyriba for a webinar on insights and tips for bursars and higher education treasury practitioners from the 2020 Higher Education survey results.
Higher Education: 2020 Survey Results Webinar
Date: Thursday, July 23, 2020
Time: 11:00 AM-12:00 PM EDT
Where: This is an online event.
In this webinar, Craig Jeffery of Strategic Treasurer and Kelvin McWilliams of Kyriba will use the results to show how the higher education industry differs from other industries and provide some insight and tips for bursars and higher education treasury practitioners.
While this webinar is targeted for those in the higher education industry, it is open to anyone who is interested in trends in the higher education industry.
If you encounter any issues with this webinar replay, please contact our team.
Download the webinar deck here:
You may also be interested in:
#360 – Leading Practices in Treasury: Cash Forecasting
In this episode, Pushpendra Mehta sits down with Paul Galloway to discuss the third topic in the series—Cash Forecasting. Tune in for deeper insights.
Want to dive deeper into Leading Practices in Treasury?
Download the eBook or listen to the audiobook here.
Alternatively, you may view the video version here.
Webinar: AI in Finance: Justification and Use for Treasury Management | June 25
Machine learning, generative AI, and agentic AI can seem like vague, ethereal concepts at times, but their use is becoming quite substantive. This session will explore real use cases for treasury management and show how organizations can both justify and optimize their use. How a company shows value for these automation tools directly relates to an organization’s ability to adopt and benefit from this technology.
This session will explore what a treasurer needs to know and do with AI in finance in order to achieve an outsized impact for their organization. The key concepts will be supported by real-life use cases and examples.
Webinar: The White House and Fed at Mid-Year: What Happened, and What’s Next? | June 11
Nearly five months into the new administration in the US, there is much to cover. The panelists will begin by reviewing the key expectations and results of the administration and the Fed during the first half of 2025. The discussion will then shift to cover the current status of the economy and examine the economic outlook for the remainder of 2025 into 2026. From trade and tariffs to action and reaction, there is much to consider from an economic perspective.
