C-Series with Patrick Slattery - 09/24/20
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Prevedere Connect: Insights & Technology
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In this episode, the first in a C-Series for Resilience Planning in a COVID economy, Chris Wheeler, Prevedere VP of Partnerships and Patrick Slattery, a former Big-4 partner in strategic transformation, discuss emerging finance executive themes regarding the health crisis and recession. They talk not only about culture, resilience, command and control, but also opportunities for finance to embrace the challenge. At some point executives need to flip the switch from responding to building for resilience using economic indicators and scenario planning.e rising at staggering rates. This positive growth juxtaposed with a significant segment of the population now struggling to pay mortgages is causing concerns that a housing bust may be on the horizon.
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