Presented by Oversight

From Fragmented to Focused: The Visibility Imperative in Finance

Open to end-users only

Description
Finance teams don't suffer from a lack of data, they suffer from fragmented visibility. In this session, we'll explore why disconnected systems and reactive audits invite unnecessary risk. Learn how leading finance organizations are shifting from piecemeal reviews to unified oversight, powered by automation and AI. The result? Fewer blind spots, strong controls and a future you can actually steer.

Key takeaways:

• Identify risk and cost impact of fragmented finance systems
• Understand why better visibility—not just more data—is the imperative
• Explore how automation bridges the gap between systems, people and policy
• Discover a new approach to continuous financial control
• Learn how to shift from reactive audits to real-time oversight

Target Audience
Finance transformation leaders, shared services directors, internal auditors and compliance professionals focused on control automation, spend governance and risk reduction. Anyone involved in T&E, P-Card and accounts payable in the enterprise spend management world.

Speaker

 





Nathanael L'Heureux, Chief Solutions Ambassador, Oversight

Nathanael L'Heureux has more than 25 years of experience in system architecture and software development and engineering management. During his tenure with Oversight, he has held various leadership positions supporting client engagement and success, and new product design and delivery. 

Prior to joining Oversight, Nathanael led product development efforts for various organizations, including TALX (now Equifax). Nathanael also more than 18 years of pastoral experience and is involved in mission work around the globe. He earned his bachelor's degree from the University of California, Berkley and his Master's in Theology from Fuller Theological Seminary.

Fee

Complimentary to members and subscribers.

What Do You Receive?
A link to the recorded virtual event through the GoToWebinar tool.

Duration
This presentation is approximately 60-minutes in length.

Continuing Education Points
Viewing this virtual event earns 0.25 CPCP points towards initial eligibility or re-certification.

Original Presentation Date
October 15, 2025