AFP Conversations Podcast
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The Treasurer-Turned-Politician: Utah's David Damschen 12/15/2016
David Damschen, CTP, shares his unique challenges as State Treasurer of Utah and his successful campaign in a conversation with host Ira Apfel.
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China, India, and America's Focus on Emerging Markets 12/08/2016
Anja Manuel discusses the relationship between China, the U.S., and India, highlighting the importance of emerging markets for treasurers and CFOs.
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What You Don’t Say Says A Lot: The Art of Nonverbal Communication 11/30/2016
Finance executive turned coach reveals nonverbal communication mistakes and fixes.
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Blockchain in Treasury and Finance: Time to Embrace? 11/24/2016
Steve Mott explains the differences between bitcoin and blockchain and their potential adoption in the industry.
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How Can FP&A Drive Enterprise Value? Peter Geiler Explains. 11/17/2016
Learn about the importance of financial planning and analysis for the enterprise from Peter Geiler, a senior finance manager at Kaiser Permanente, and his journey into wine-making.
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Managing a Multicultural Workforce with Erin Meyer 11/09/2016
Explore strategies for managing a multicultural workforce in finance and navigate cultural differences with insights from author and professor Erin Meyer.
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LIVE From AFP Annual Conference: Jim Kaitz Wraps Up Day 1 11/09/2016
AFP's CEO Jim Kaitz shares his favorite session from the 2016 AFP Annual Conference and previews the latest benefit for AFP members.
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LIVE From AFP Annual Conference: Jeff Johnson Wraps Up Day 2 11/09/2016
Jeff Johnson, Amesbury Truth CFO, shares his volunteer experiences with AFP and goals as Chairman. Interview conducted at AFP Annual Conference.
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Corrie Shanahan on Executive Leadership 11/09/2016
Executive coach Corrie Shanahan provides insights on how new managers can improve their leadership skills.
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What Should Treasurers & CFOs Expect From the Global Economy? 11/09/2016
Dan Burns, Reuters’ Economics and Markets Editor, Americas, tells AFP Conversations what treasury and finance should look for from the global economy in 2017.