Citigroup Corporate and Investment Banking is AFP's exclusive partner for the Executive Institute and the Corporate Treasurers Council Reception for Finance Leaders.

Interact with treasury and finance executives at The AFP Executive Institute, an exclusive forum for today's finance leaders. The AFP Executive Institute consists of two half-days of strategic content dedicated to high-impact issues. Specifically, four advanced sessions plus luncheon speakers and an evening reception comprise the agenda.

Request to attend the AFP Executive Institute. There is no additional cost, but please note that you must be registered for The AFP Annual Conference and meet certain qualifications to attend this event.

This event is limited to Corporate Treasurers, Chief Financial Officers, Controllers, VPs of Finance and Assistant Treasurers.

If you have already registered for The AFP Annual Conference, please contact Craig Martin to request to attend.

Format:
2-half days of strategic content
6 sessions in total (Current session information)

Monday Luncheon Keynote:

James  McGregor Founding Partner, BlackInc China, LLC Managing Director, GIV Venture Partners; Former Chairman, American Chamber of Commerce in China Session: China - Commonsense Talk About An Uncommon Country James L. McGregor is a journalist-turned-businessman who has lived in Beijing for 15 years. He is a founding partner of BlackInc China L.L.C., a boutique advisory firm which specializes in cross-border investing, business development and mergers and acquisitions involving Chinese and American Internet technology and online media companies. He ...more

Tuesday Luncheon Keynote:

John Sculley Venture Capitalist Former Chief Executive Officer, Apple Computer, Pepsi-Cola Co. Session: Game Changing Innovation John Sculley was Pepsi-Cola Co. CEO from 1978 - 1983; during which time 'Pepsi Generation' and 'Pepsi Challenge' marketing campaigns propelled Pepsi into the largest selling packaged good product in America. Sculley was recruited by Steve Jobs to be Apple CEO from 1983 to 1993; during which time, 'Macintosh', 'Desktop Publishing' ...more