Transforming Treasury: Keys to Success

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Getting a seat at the table in the organization's strategic decision-making requires treasury managers to prove the value their function has to offer. That is exactly what the two initiatives receiving this year's Alexander Hamilton Awards in Treasury Transformation did for their respective leadership teams.

Join Treasury & Risk for our webcast honoring the winners of the 2020 Alexander Hamilton Awards in Treasury Transformation. Attendees will learn about the strategies and techniques that these leading treasury organizations pioneered in the projects that won the 2020 Gold and Silver Alexander Hamilton Awards in the category Treasury Transformation. We will explore how:

Brose Fahrzeugteile, the German automotive supplier, dramatically improved efficiency by automating processes, increasing visibility and transparency across treasury and banking workflows, transitioning to EBICS and SWIFT communications with their banks, and standardizing payment formats.

GoDaddy, the internet domain registrar and web hosting business, reassessed the function's staffing and technology systems and redesigned cash management, capital structure, banking, investment, and FX processes companywide.

The winners will also share lessons learned in their initiatives, giving attendees ideas about how you might achieve similar results in your own company.

After this webcast, you will better understand:

How to leverage technology to streamline traditional treasury workflows
How emerging options for connecting internal systems to banking partners can facilitate big improvements in payments and other treasury processes
Project management techniques that help ensure success for a major, transformational treasury initiative

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