Conference Day Two: May 20th, 2026

7:30 am - 8:45 am BREAKFAST AND REGISTRATION

8:45 am - 8:55 am TUESDAY HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE CHAIR

SSOW THE BIG IDEAS STAGE

9:00 am - 9:30 am SHIFTING THE CONVERSATION FROM "WHAT WE DO" TO "WHY WE EXIST": A BUSINESS LEADER'S PERSPECTIVE ON GBS EXPECTATIONS

Priyaranjan Jha - SVP and Head of GBS, Iron Mountain
Iwona Silora - SVP & GM EMEA, Iron Mountain

In GBS, the conversations are often about what we do and who we are. But the business leaders are asking different questions: why does GBS exist, and how is it delivering outcomes that truly matter to the enterprise? In this session, Iwona and Ranjan will bring together the voices of business and GBS leaders on stage. Rather than focusing on process for process’ sake, “end-to-end” or AI as an objective, this conversation will challenge how GBS can continuously raise the bar by delivering on margin expansion, innovation and revenue growth. All that while navigating the unique complexities of Europe’s fragmented regulatory and digital environment.

• Through the eyes of the business leaders: how evolving business challenges are continually redefining GBS requirements

• What does it mean for GBS to be accountable not only for efficiency, but also for innovation and revenue impact?

• How can AI and digital be positioned as means to an end rather than ends in themselves?


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Priyaranjan Jha

SVP and Head of GBS
Iron Mountain

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Iwona Silora

SVP & GM EMEA
Iron Mountain

Even the highest‑performing GBS organisations struggle with how they are perceived and understood at the very top of the house. The C‑suite often has only a partial or fragmented view of what GBS is, what it does, and the value it delivers. This panel brings together senior leaders who sit in, or very close to, the executive committee to unpack how the narrative around GBS is (or isn't) landing at board level.

• Why do some boards still see GBS as a transactional "back office", even when it is driving transformation and growth?

• How clear is the positioning, mission, and scope of GBS at enterprise level – and who owns that story?

• What happens when the C‑suite lacks a common, fact‑based view of GBS performance, outcomes, and value?

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Madeleine Roach

Executive Vice President, Head of Business Operations
Sanofi

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Caroline Basyn

Chief Digital and Information Officer & Global Business Services Officer
The Adecco Group

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Maria Saggese

GBS Solution Lead Partner Global & Europe West
EY

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John O'Shea

Chief Communication Officer
Solvay

As AI agents develop into full fledged AI team members, we will see more and more mixed teams, where humans and AI work together seamlessly, and hence I will be guiding the discussion towards understanding what it takes for GBS leaders to develop the skills needed to manage AI team members. Managing humans requires EQ (your natural instincts for managing people), but managing AI will require "AQ" (picking the right algorithms for a problem or situation).




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Robert Weltevreden

Global Business Services Advisor
RW Advisory Ltd

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Sashi Narahari

Founder & CEO
HighRadius

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Annette Hamann

Head of Global Enterprise Solutions
Merck Group

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Alexander Jochinger

CEO Engie GBS
Engie

10:30 am - 11:00 am EVOLVING THE SERVICE DELIVERY MODEL THROUGH AGENTIC GBS TO DELIVER ULTIMATE USER-CENTRIC EXPERIENCE

Candice Sieg - Partner, Global GBS and Outsourcing Advisory Lead, KPMG
Lene Hylling Axelson - SVP Global Solutions, Novo Nordisk

Agentic AI is reshaping GBS service delivery model by taking on more complex tasks and providing more personalised experiences. This session will share how industry leaders are evolving their GBS delivery model and service management through a human-centric design and AI innovation, driving significant improvements in employee engagement and operational efficiency.

• What does the future of Agentic GBS look like with AI innovation?

• A new service delivery model focusing on enhancing user-centric experiences

• New ways of augmenting your service management in the age of Agentic AI

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Candice Sieg

Partner, Global GBS and Outsourcing Advisory Lead
KPMG

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Lene Hylling Axelson

SVP Global Solutions
Novo Nordisk

10:30 am - 11:30 am MORNING NETWORKING BREAK


This panel will explore the pivotal role of GBS in navigating and shaping decision-making within an era of digital and AI disruption. Delve into strategies for harnessing the power of GBS to drive organizational success, amidst transformative technological advancements, and learn how GBS leaders are redefining their approaches to enable agile and informed choices.

• Embracing disruption: spearheading transformative initiatives to align decision-making processes with the digital-first landscape

• Agile strategies: uncovering innovative approaches to enable rapid and well-informed decisions in an ever-changing business environment

• Redefining GBS: reimagining roles, leveraging data-driven insights, and fostering collaboration to drive strategic outcomes 



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Santosh Unni

Head of Digital Practice - EMEA & APAC and Global Head of AI
Infosys

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Saskia Poelman

SVP Group SSC
Agrolimen

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Caroline Basyn

Chief Digital and Information Officer & Global Business Services Officer
The Adecco Group

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Aneta van den Kieboom

Senior Vice President, Head of Global Shared Services
RHI Magnesita

SPLIT PLENARY

12:00 pm - 12:30 pm BEYOND TECHNOLOGY: HOW SERVICE MANAGEMENT IS ENABLING GBS STRATEGY - A SMITH & NEPHEW CASE STUDY

Is service management still just a ticketing system for your organisation? Smith & Nephew's Global Business Services leadership is challenging this limiting view, positioning service management as a strategic core of their operating model. By expanding their team's skillsets beyond technical expertise, they are reimagining how service management can become a powerful strategic capability. Join Pascal to hear how they are embedding service management as a central GBS management system:

• Understand how to transition service management from a transactional model to a strategic management system

• Map out the full services scope to ensure that they are aligned with business objectives

• Learn strategies for building a service management team that goes beyond technical skills

• Discover how to use service management to redefine KPIs and therefore drive organisational transparency and customer experience


SPLIT PLENARY

12:30 pm - 1:00 pm ACCOUNTABLE AI IN FINANCE: TRUST IT, TRACE IT, TIE IT TO RESULTS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN AGENTS MOVE FASTER THAN YOUR CONTROLS
Sven Westeppe - Partner, EY
Markus Hübl - CEO, Springtime
Rob Bullen - Group Head of Global Business Services, BAT
Victoria Slowikowska - Partner, KPMG LLP

AI agents are making financial decisions across your organization right now - approving invoices, flagging exceptions, routing payments - and in most finance functions, nobody can fully explain why. And now CFOs and GBS leaders face a dangerous gap: the speed of automation without the accountability frameworks to back it up. Accounts Payable is where this tension is most palpable, and where the compliance stakes are highest. This session draws on deep AP expertise to examine what accountable AI in finance actually looks like, what your auditors will demand, and how to move fast without breaking things.




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Sven Westeppe

Partner
EY

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Markus Hübl

CEO
Springtime

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Rob Bullen

Group Head of Global Business Services
BAT

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Victoria Slowikowska

Partner
KPMG LLP

The finance GBS model is evolving to balance global standardisation with flexibility and responsiveness to business needs. This session explores how to design a future-ready finance organisation that combines process excellence, digital capability and enhanced user experience.
· Emerging trends in GBS operating models: hybrid, federated and lead-process designs
· How to balance global standardisation with agility for local market responsiveness
· Strategies for attracting and developing digital finance talent in a competitive market
· Designing service experience and performance models that elevate business satisfaction

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Markus Rieder

SVP, Global Head of Finance Transformation and Business Services
Swissport

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Nathaniel Eaton

Group SVP Global Business Services
Adecco Group Ag

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Marcel BRUOGNOLO

Regional Vice President SSC
Hyatt Hotels Corporation

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Jakub Wojdat

Senior Director Finance / Global Head of Finance Shared Services
TE Connectivity

Effective working capital management is evolving; from a traditional function to a powerful source of value creation through data-driven insights and predictive and proactive analytics. Join the session to hear industry leaders explain how they are successfully piloting and scaling these advanced tools to drive value in their shared services and GBS organisations:
· How analytics can drive measurable improvements in working capital management
· Lessons learned from in-house development and cross industry collaboration
· Practical steps for scaling from pilot to enterprise-wide implementation
· Building a proactive, data-driven culture around liquidity and value creation

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Laura Rejón Perez

SVP Global Business Services
Repsol S.A.

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Marta Gacimartín Xicola

Group SVP GBS Finance & Procurement Services
The Adecco Group

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Richard Williams

MGSF Strategic Initiatives
Mars Global Services

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Sile Kelly

VP Digital Enablement, Business Functions
Kerry

FINANCE END-TO-END TRANSFORMATION

12:30 pm - 1:00 pm THIS SESSION IS MOVED TO THE PAVILION STAGE ON WEDNESDAY 12:10 & THURSDAY 11:30
Hugh O'Neill - Principal Accountant in Residence, FloQast

AUTONOMOUS ACCOUNTING: BALANCING AI INNOVATION WITH GLOBAL PROCESS CONTROL AND AUDITABILITY
"Autonomous accounting" is emerging as a defining narrative for the future of finance, but in practice, Global Business Services (GBS) organisations operate in a fragmented landscape of systems, including ERP systems, legacy SAAS automation tools, and spreadsheets that fail to resolve the complexity of financial control. In regulated GBS environments, the hardest challenges are not routine transactions, but the exceptions and reconciliations at the edge of the balance sheet where accuracy and accountability are critical. This session reframes autonomous accounting as a human-in-the-loop control model with AI at the heart of the solution.
We explore how GBS leaders can apply AI to streamline reconciliations and reduce the "cost of production" while ensuring finance professionals remain responsible for validating the final financial truth.
Led by Hugh O'Neill, a former CFO and finance transformation leader, this session provides a practical framework for adopting AI to move from being a cost center to a value driver.



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Hugh O'Neill

Principal Accountant in Residence
FloQast

HR & PEOPLE SERVICES

11:30 am - 12:00 pm PANEL DISCUSSION: BUILDING A STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK FOR GLOBAL PAYROLL TRANSFORMATION
Luis Peixoto - Global Payroll Expert, Solvay
Beatriz Fragoeiro - Payroll Specialist, Bose Corporation

Organisations are under pressure to transform their payroll services, but with a heavy cost association and limited instant ROI, it can be hard to win stakeholder buy-in for change. This panel outlines a practical framework for global payroll transformation, combining governance design, technology rationalisation, data accuracy & standardisation, and change management, to create a scalable, compliant, insight-driven payroll operating model aligned to enterprise strategy that the board can’t refuse.

• Strengthen governance by defining global design principles and decision rights

• Reduce compliance risk by standardising controls and regulatory oversight models

• Improve data visibility by harmonising payroll data structures and reporting frameworks


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Luis Peixoto

Global Payroll Expert
Solvay

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Beatriz Fragoeiro

Payroll Specialist
Bose Corporation

HR & PEOPLE SERVICES

12:00 pm - 12:30 pm PANEL DISCUSSION: STANDARDISATION VS. LOCALISATION – SHARED SERVICES IN A GEOPOLITICAL WORLD
Andreas Mayer - Director Employee Experience & Operational Excellence, ING
Éva Csatlós - Group HR BSC Director & Country HRBP, EPTA Group

Shared services are built on efficiency, consistency, and scale. Yet geopolitical and regulatory shifts are forcing HR operations to rethink how to standardise processes in a world where “one size fits all” no longer works. From diverging pay transparency laws across Europe, to shifting DE&I expectations in the US, to sensitive ethical cases and local cultural nuances, HR shared services are increasingly required to operate in the unknown.

· How to balance the drive for global standardization with the need to adapt to country-specific legislation, cultural expectations, and business risks

· Preparing for EU pay transparency rules (and subsequent pay equity directives) that vary by country, while still maintaining efficiency and compliance across borders

· Deciding where to localise investment (e.g., graduate recruitment, DE&I, leadership development) and how shared services can provide the insight and infrastructure to support these choices



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Andreas Mayer

Director Employee Experience & Operational Excellence
ING

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Éva Csatlós

Group HR BSC Director & Country HRBP
EPTA Group

HR & PEOPLE SERVICES

12:30 pm - 1:00 pm CASE STUDY: THE JOURNEY TO BUILDING A SCALABLE, HIRE-TO-RETIRE PEOPLE SERVICES AT TESCO
Amith Kumar - Associate Director – People Services, Tesco Business Solutions

The service offerings from People Services function are expanding, with a vision of “Right work at the right place” and the intention to cover the entire hire-to-retire lifecycle. But what does that truly mean and how can it be achieved? This session explores the evolution of Tesco's People Services through an integrated, end-to-end model, covering every aspect of HR / People and continuously expanding its offerings to add value, enhance efficiency, and improve colleague experience across the board.

• Achieve operational efficiency by standardizing, simplifying and automating end-to-end HR / People processes

• Enhance colleague experience by designing people-centric service journeys

• Improve scalability by aligning shared services with business growth / goals

• Strengthen strategic impact by integrating HR services across the full hire-to-retire lifecycle


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Amith Kumar

Associate Director – People Services
Tesco Business Solutions

Procurement in GBS is evolving from a back-office cost centre to a strategic partner driving enterprise value. This evolution introduces new complexities in role definition, boundary management, and operating model design between Procurement, Finance, and GBS. Join this session to hear how we can untangle this complexity and delivery value with a centralised modern procurement model:
· Providing clarity of roles and responsibilities with the blurred ownership of end-to-end Source-to-Pay (S2P)
· Identifying approaches to aligning procurement objectives with enterprise strategy and growth
· Metrics that move beyond savings to demonstrate business enablement and impact
· Governance and engagement models that enhance collaboration with business units


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Radu Bailau

Head of Procurement Governance and Digitalization Global Process Owner
Ammega

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Alexandre Pinheiro

Vice President - Head of WBS
Webasto Group

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Carlos Valeur

Head of S2P M&A and Integrations
Bayer Shared Services Global

PROCUREMENT, CATEGORY MANAGEMENT & SUPPLY CHAIN

12:00 pm - 12:30 pm A JOHNSON & JOHNSON CASE STUDY: DESIGNING AN END-TO-END PROCUREMENT OPERATING MODEL FOR ENTERPRISE AGILITY
Bohumil Riha - EMEA Procurement Regional Delivery Lead, J&J Global Services

Join Bohumil as he shares the comprehensive end-to-end procurement transformation journey from J&J, integrating operational tasks such as PO lifecycle management with strategic activities including category management, sourcing, and contracting.
· The J&J Journey: building an end-to-end procurement model that spans operational and strategic functions
· Examining the advantages, opportunities, and challenges encountered throughout the transformation
· Sharing practical experiences in driving effective business engagement to enable organizational agility

Bohumil Riha, EMEA Procurement Regional Delivery Lead, Johnson & Johnson

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Bohumil Riha

EMEA Procurement Regional Delivery Lead
J&J Global Services

PROCUREMENT, CATEGORY MANAGEMENT & SUPPLY CHAIN

12:30 pm - 1:00 pm STRATEGIC WORKFORCE PLANNING AND SOURCING IN A DYNAMIC WORLD: A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO NAVIGATE UNCERTAINTY AND ACHIEVE ADAPTABILITY AND SOURCING COMPETITIVENESS
Marcel Mertens - Head Strategic Sourcing & Partner Management, ABN Amro Bank

• A holistic approach to strategic workforce planning that integrates business strategy, technology, and talent
• Designing adaptable GBS models that can pivot to changes, such as location shifts
• How agentic AI technologies are redesigning work packages, skill requirements, and organisational structures, and should be integral to SWP
• Sustainable sourcing strategies: Balancing operational efficiency with social responsibility, including considerations of employability and global talent ecosystems

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Marcel Mertens

Head Strategic Sourcing & Partner Management
ABN Amro Bank

NETWORKING LUNCH

1:00 pm - 2:00 pm NETWORKING LUNCH

Many businesses are looking to drive efficiency, reduce cost and improve quality in their statutory reporting process through centralisation and standardisation. However, there are major challenges to overcome including a lack of country specific knowledge and local language requirements. Join us to hear first-hand how these challenges were managed successfully by a large MNC in their global business. In this session, we will also discuss the latest information we are hearing from the market about the drivers for transformation.



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Dirk Renders

Global Director, Statutory Accounting
Archer Daniels Midland Company

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Ewelina Dominiak

Senior Project Manager
ABB

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Mark Boakes

Client Advisory and Strategy Consultant
Thomson Reuters

THE BIG IDEAS STAGE

There's no argument that business process outsourcers have been instrumental in creating the global business services industry. Yet is their value proposition fit for purpose in today's rapidly evolving business context?  This year we're taking a different spin on the famous G6, pitting some of our leading business services providers against GBS leaders in the effort to gauge how their offerings have evolved, and what value they provide. In rapid-fire fashion, a select group of BPO leaders will pitch their current propositions our feistiest, most opinionated leaders. Can the providers be differentiated? Are their services constructs agile? Is implementation of AI a method to cut their costs, or a game-changer for their clients?

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Deborah Kops

Industry Influencer and Shared Services Expert
Sourcing Change

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Jasjit Singh Kang

Managing Partner and Global Head of Business Process Services
Wipro

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Marina Vernetti

Chief Operating Officer for Europe, the UK and Africa
Genpact

3:20 pm - 3:45 pm TOP 20 MOST ADMIRED SHARED SERVICES: OPTIMIZING PERFORMANCE WITH TRUSTED INDUSTRY BENCHMARKS

Barbara Hodge - Global Editor & Principal Analyst, SSON Research & Analytics
Steve Rudderham - SVP - GBS Leader, Ecolab

SSON Research & Analytics provides the benchmark metrics that guide top-performing SSO/GBS. This session will introduce two of the "Top 20 Most Admired SSO" list and explain how they make decisions based on industry benchmarks. We will also showcase some of the "Top 20" aggregated metrics hosted in SSON's Research & Analytics platform and explain how they are being used day-to-day.

Barbara Hodge, Analyst, SSON Research & Analytics

Steve Rudderham, SVP, GBS, Ecolab – a Top 20 GBS


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Barbara Hodge

Global Editor & Principal Analyst
SSON Research & Analytics

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Steve Rudderham

SVP - GBS Leader
Ecolab

3:45 pm - 4:30 pm AFTERNOON NETWORKING BREAK


SPLIT PLENARY

4:00 pm - 4:30 pm BEYOND AL READINESS: OPERATING MODELS THAT TURN INTELLIGENCE INTO OUTCOMES

Imran Ahmed - Vice President & Head of Europe, BPS, Wipro

This session will explore how enterprises can move beyond AI readiness and pilots to build operating models that embed intelligence into day to day execution. It will focus on connecting boardroom ambition with scaled implementation across core functions, and turning AI investments into measurable, enterprise wide business outcomes.

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Imran Ahmed

Vice President & Head of Europe, BPS
Wipro

4:30 pm - 5:00 pm REWIRING SHARED SERVICES: LESSONS FROM UK GOVERNMENT AND THE MOD

Jennifer Chard - Chief Executive Officer, Defence Business Services & SRO for Corporate Services, Ministry of Defence


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Jennifer Chard

Chief Executive Officer, Defence Business Services & SRO for Corporate Services
Ministry of Defence

INTERACTIVE STAGES

CHANGE AND STAKEHOLDER MANAGEMENT CLINICS

4:30 pm - 5:00 pm HOW TO BUILD A CHANGE ENGINE BEYOND COMMUNICATIONS
Jan Derek Gill - Head of Change and Communications, Digital Enterprise Solutions (DES), Merck Group

Change adoption and acceleration go far beyond communications. This clinic will focus on the core levers that drive real behaviour change and uncover the key resistance forces that slow Shared Services and GBS transformations.

• Building a structured change communications and adoption engine, starting with readiness assessments

• Building change pathways and change agent networks

• Role-based activation that ensure stakeholders don’t just hear the change - but are part of it

• Identifying and mapping resistance forces and identifying how to diagnose and manage them throughout the process


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Jan Derek Gill

Head of Change and Communications, Digital Enterprise Solutions (DES)
Merck Group

We hear a lot of successful transformation stories at conferences. The reality, though, is that the majority of transformation programmes fail and those are the moments where we learn the biggest lessons. This session is designed for leaders to challenge and interrogate the true reasons behind their failed transformation efforts, providing a rare and unique opportunity to draw the most valuable lessons from an honest, raw and peer-led dialogue format.

• Sharing examples of where transformation efforts fall apart

• Digging deep into the reasons behind these failed efforts

• What could have been done differently?


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Asko Vainio

Project Director, GBS implementation
Fiskars Corporation

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Wojtek Tatys

Senior Director, GBS Transformation Lead
Warner Bros. Discovery

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João Pinto

Senior Director of Software Engineering
Adidas

CHAMPAGNE ROUNDTABLES (LIMITED ATTENDEES)

4:30 pm - 5:30 pm CHAMPAGNE ROUNDTABLE 1: FROM LOCAL E-INVOICING COMPLIANCE TO GLOBAL E-INVOICING TRANSFORMATION
Matt Hammond - General Manager, E-Invoicing and Live Reporting, Avalara

With France and Germany's B2B e-Invoicing mandates upon us, complex, country-level e-invoicing mandates like these continue to reshape O2C and P2P Shared Services and ERP strategy across the globe.

This Champagne Roundtable explores how multi-national organizations are moving from fragmented, country-specific solutions to a unified global approach which streamlines e-Invoicing compliance, minimizes total cost of compliance, and improves back-office efficiency.

Participants will explore how to top companies are future-proofing e-Invoice compliance, reducing IT complexity, improving data quality, and scaling efficiently across all their global jurisdictions.



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Matt Hammond

General Manager, E-Invoicing and Live Reporting
Avalara

CHAMPAGNE ROUNDTABLES (LIMITED ATTENDEES)

4:30 pm - 5:30 pm CHAMPAGNE ROUNDTABLE 2: THE NEXT EVOLUTION OF SHARED SERVICES: AGENTIC AI DRIVING REAL-TIME FINANCE OPERATIONS
Sema Fongod - Deputy Head of Growth Office, Automated Finance, FIS

As Shared Services organisations continue their digital transformation, the next frontier goes beyond automation toward Agentic AI – intelligent systems that can analyse data, make decisions, and trigger actions in real time. In finance operations this shift has potential to transform how teams manage areas such as Order-to-Cash, cash visibility and working capital management. Join this roundtable to hear how leading companies are leveraging Agentic AI to leap into the next stage of shared service maturity



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Sema Fongod

Deputy Head of Growth Office, Automated Finance
FIS

CHAMPAGNE ROUNDTABLES (LIMITED ATTENDEES)

4:30 pm - 5:30 pm CHAMPAGNE ROUNDTABLE 3: PUTTING AGENTIC AI TO WORK: SCALE YOUR BUSINESS AND SHARED SERVICES VALUE THROUGH PROCESS INTELLIGENCE
Eric Roovers - Vice President and Head of Customer Value, ARIS
Jonathan Smith - Head of Group Process Office, Lloyds Banking Group

Agentic AI is moving rapidly from experimentation to enterprise reality – but scaling it successfully is proving far more complex than deployment. Without strong foundations, AI agents risk operating in fragmented environments, amplifying inefficiencies and broken processes. As AI takes on greater autonomy, questions of control, governance, and operational context become critical. Join us to explore how leading organisations are using process intelligence foundations to deploy AI safely, efficiently and at scale, to create measurable new business value.


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Eric Roovers

Vice President and Head of Customer Value
ARIS

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Jonathan Smith

Head of Group Process Office
Lloyds Banking Group

THE BIG IDEAS STAGE

5:30 pm - 5:35 pm 5 MIN CHANGE OVER (ALL HEADING BACK TO PLENARY ROOM)


5:35 pm - 6:05 pm SHARED SERVICES, GBS & GCC: A DISCUSSION ON TRUE CAPABILITIES WITH GBS LEGENDS

Tony Saldanha - President, Inixia
Sumit Mitra - Chief Executive Officer, TESCO Global Business Services


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Tony Saldanha

President
Inixia

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Sumit Mitra

Chief Executive Officer
TESCO Global Business Services

AWARDS CEREMONY & GALA NIGHT

Recognising excellent work and celebrating achievements is hugely important for the community, especially at a time like this. SSON’s Shared Services & Outsourcing Impact Awards is a globally recognised, annual industry awards ceremony, which honours and celebrates SSC and service delivery teams who have exceeded industry standards in their SS&O initiatives. Tonight is the night we reveal who the winners are for this year and celebrate with them! This year’s awards will be a night to remember! The Awards Ceremony will be presented at the exuberant off-site Gala Dinner, attended by hundreds of SSOW VIPs and attendees, designed to help us network, unwind and celebrate with the best of the best from the industry. Attendance by invitation or for Awards Pass Holders only.

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Joanne Griffin

Tech leader & Founder
Humology & Condutto

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Lafras Moolman

Director Finance Transformation
CRH – Tarmac

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Tony Saldanha

President
Inixia

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Fraser Kirk

VP HR Transformation & Systems
GKN Automotive

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Kamila Grembowicz

Head of Global Business Solutions
Astellas Pharma

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Sarunas Suipis

MD & EVP
Citco Fund Services Lithuania

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Tim Palmer

Head Business Transformation and Customer Experience
Insulet Corporation

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Maria Salvatore

SVP Finance Operations
Rolls-Royce

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Gillian Barton

VP, Global Delivery Operations
Otis Elevator Worldwide

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Sameer Jalundhwala

SVP, GBS Operations & Outsourcing
NTT

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Phil Priest

SVP, GBS
IFF

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Vanessa Rechter

Vice President, Global Business Services
Copeland

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Jay Desai

Vice President, IT Infrastructure & Operations
JTI

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Dr. Frank Schüler

Managing Director Global Service Center
DHL Global Forwarding and Freight

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Salvo Russo

Head of Strategy, GBS
AstraZeneca

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Leigh Nicholson

Strategy, Business Partnering & Capabilities Lead
Takeda Pharmaceuticals