20 Years of CFO Impact
Save the date: Tuesday, November 14, 2023
Thanks from the 2022 MIT SLOAN CFO SUMMIT Organizing Team
Thank you to the 400+ CFOs and senior financial executives who attended the 2022 MIT CFO Summit. “20 Years of CFO Impact.” We celebrated two decades of success with smart leaders, on-topic conversations and the opportunity to network and learn with best-in-class financial executives. We covered talent matters to innovation strategies, ESG disclosures to cross-functional teams, learning together how CFOs are forceful leaders for their organizations and their industries.
The 21st Annual MIT Sloan CFO Summit will be held on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2023 at the Boston Marriott Newton. Please watch this site for real-time updates as we plan for the 2023 edition of the nation’s premier CFO event.
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When Was the Program Introduced?
The MIT Sloan CFO Summit, started in 2002, is the nation’s premier CFO event bringing together financial executives from around the world and leading faculty from MIT. The annual event offers a day of interactive learning and thought-provoking discourse on the future of finance, accounting, and business that is not available anywhere else. It includes presentations, panels, keynotes speakers, networking and a closing reception.
What Differentiates the MIT Sloan CFO Summit?
Each year, the volunteers who plan the Summit have three goals in mind. One, to attract best-in-class speakers who represent a broad mix of industries, geographies and business stages. Two, to attract a best-in-class audience of CFOs and other financial executives from small and large companies, private and public. Three, to help all participants maximize practical education and peer networking in a convenient, one-day format.
Who Designs the Program?
The MIT Sloan CFO Summit is designed by volunteers using knowledge from professional experience and the expertise of the academicians at MIT Sloan School of Management. Conference organizers have access to vital information and a network of expert business leaders to draw from, which allows them to foster thought-provoking discussions and facilitate peer networking for their fellow executives. The Summit is part of the CXO Series produced by the MIT Sloan Boston Alumni Association along with MIT Sloan.
Jeremy Seidman (MBA ’03) is Chair of the MIT Sloan CFO Summit
Who Attends the MIT Sloan CFO Summit?
The MIT Sloan CFO Summit attracts 500+ CFOs and senior financial executives. In addition to CFOs, participants include CEOs, Presidents, financial executives, audit committee members, and investors. We normally offer 7.5 CPE credits for full day attendance
How Many Speakers Participate in the MIT Sloan CFO Summit?
In 2021, we held the Summit in-person with COVID protocols in adherence with CDC guidelines. We had 36 panelists, including 10 keynote speakers. These numbers are relatively consistent each year.
What Are Some of the Companies and Industries that the Speakers Represent?
The MIT Sloan CFO Summit brings together a diverse group of financial leaders from a wide range of industries, geographies and business stages. Prior Summits have included CFOs and CEOs from Google, Comcast, Dell Technologies, LinkedIn, General Motors, UPS, Coca-Cola, Grubhub, Wayfair, and many more.
How Do I Obtain Information About Individual Programs or Request an Interview with one of the Speakers?
Contact info@mitcfo.com
“I take great pride in the feedback I heard throughout the day on the energy and insights of this year’s event which spotlighted the ways in which CFOs have an impact on their organization’s success,” Jeremy Seidman, Chair of the MIT Sloan CFO Summit. https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20221121005700/en/2022-MIT-Sloan-CFO-Summit-Resounding-Success-20th-Anniversary-Showcased-%E2%80%9C20-Years-of-CFO-Impact%E2%80%9D
Thank you to the 400+ CFOs and senior financial execs who attended the 2022 MIT CFO Summit, "20 Years of CFO Impact.” We celebrated two decades of success w/ smart leaders, on-topic convos & the opportunity to network and learn with best-in-class peers.
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