Show Notes
The era of reactive supply chain management is over. Are you ready for predictive resilience?
Nick McKeehan, Managing Director at Protiviti, shares CFO-focused insights on modern supply chain disruptions, from cybersecurity to geopolitical tensions. With 25 years in finance transformation, Nick guides the shift from reactive to predictive, tech-enabled decision-making.
Learn how visionary leaders collaborate across the C-suite, invest in digital twins and AI, and redefine supply chain resilience as a competitive edge.
This discussion equips finance leaders to navigate volatility, boost agility, mitigate risks, and drive change in today's complex business landscape.
Discussed in This Episode: How today’s biggest threats—from tariffs to climate events—are reshaping modern supply chains What resilience means in a high-stakes global economy The CFO's crucial role in cross-functional supply chain leadership with COOs and CIOs How leading organizations use technology like AI and digital twins for smarter planning Finance’s expanding influence in risk management and strategic decisions
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