FP&A veteran Cameron Janke has spent most of the last decade working at HealthEquity, the largest health savings account in the US. Cameron played a large part in the company  going public in 2014. As HealthEquity took off so did Cameron’s career –  he rose up the ranks from SEC Reporting and Analysis Manager to VP of FP&A at the company which now has assets of $20.3 billion and Cameron oversaw 32 consecutive quarters of the company meeting or exceeding EBITDA consensus.
In this masterclass for anyone in finance, Cameron explains:
How he took the initiative to move from accounting to FP&A by building his own forecasts and sharing them with management
Why anyone involved in an IPO Needs to Worry more about Day Two – not just Day One 
How FP&A can best manage ongoing M&A opportunities and not get sidelined
The secret to building the best performing FP&A teams 
Plus how a Kind CFO's words gave him a leadership lesson to remember

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