Centralising Statutory Reporting: Overcoming Challenges and Driving Strategic Value
As the numbers of shared service centres continue to expand, so does the scope of their processes (85% of SSO/GBS planning to expand their scope next year), with record-to-report in the top three processes most commonly covered. In a recent survey with SSON, nearly 60% of respondents were already managing statutory reporting through a centralised approach and another 20% plan to move that way in the future.
Taking place on the 17th of October, this invitation only virtual round table discussion will explore the challenges organisations need to overcome and the benefits to be derived from centralising statutory reporting.
In this roundtable we will:
- Hear first-hand from Abbott, a global healthcare multi-national company, about their journey on centralising statutory reporting
- Discuss the specific challenges of centralising statutory reporting and how these can be overcome
- Highlight how to get the buy-in for investment
- Discuss the future of ESG reporting being centralised
Speakers
Damien Collis
Senior General Accounting Manager
Abbott EMEA SSC
20 years of experience in shared services. Played a pivot role in the setup of Abbott shared service organization. I lead a number of cross-functional teams delivering a number of strategic finance programs and currently leading roll out of One Source in Abbott.
Mr Alex Dijkhoff
Strategic Account Manager, Global Statutory Reporting
Thomson Reuters
Alex Dijkhoff serves as a Strategic Account Manager at Thomson Reuters, specializing in guiding global customers through their Statutory Reporting automation journeys. With a keen focus on transitioning from decentralized processes to centralized operations within Shared Service Center environments, Alex plays a pivotal role in evaluating business cases and calculating ROI to ensure successful implementations. He collaborates closely with clients to tailor solutions that meet their unique needs, driving efficiency and innovation.
Briony Kempton
Senior Product Marketing Manager
Thomson Reuters
Briony Kempton is the product marketing lead for Direct Tax at Thomson Reuters, working closely with our customers and internal teams to define and deliver the future strategy and roadmap. Our internal customer champion, Briony ensures core ONESOURCE functionality is developed in alignment to our clients’ changing needs. Before coming to Thomson Reuters, Briony was an Audit Director at EY.
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