Thank you to the 30+ business leaders that attended our ‘What CFOs really think about the future of work’ webinar on June 16th.
Didn’t have the chance to attend? Looking for the webinar recording? We got you. Download the webinar recording below. For a refresher, learning objectives of the webinar included:
- Learning exclusive insights that examine the post-pandemic financial recovery
- Understanding the shifting, expanded role of the CFO
- Illuminating the changing need of office space and evolving workplace models
- Unpacking the implications of returning the work from a productivity, innovation, and cultural standpoint
View a preview of the webinar below, then fill out the form to access the full 45-minute recording.
About the Study
Methodology:
NewtonX recruited 75 current CFOs to complete a 15 minute survey from April 27th to May 5th, 2021. NewtonX conducted everything from survey design to hosting, fielding and ultimately delivering fully analyzed insights in a presentation. Click here to learn more about NewtonX’s services and capabilities.
The Speakers:
Patiwat Panurach (he/him) is VP of Strategic Insights and Analytics at NewtonX, the world’s leading B2B market research firm. He leads NewtonX’s end-to-end research consulting engagements. Patiwat has over 2 decades of experience in qualitative and quantitative market research on topics in strategy, business development, M&A, marketing, product development, and HR for clients in technology, retail, energy, and public health. Prior to NewtonX, Patiwat spent 7 years at the Boston Consulting Group, founded startups in Vietnam and Thailand, and earned an MBA from the MIT Sloan School of Management.
Lorenzo Seu is the Head of Finance at NewtonX. Prior, Lorenzo was with KPMG Paris where he was responsible for financial due diligence on global private equity and corporate M&A transactions. He also held roles with BNP Paribas and EY. Lorenzo has a Masters in Management from French Grande Ecole, and a Master of Science in Corporate Finance and Banking Industry from EDHEC Business School of Nice, France.
