Brian Kalish Finance Expert

Brian is Founder and Principal at Kalish Consulting. He is Former Executive Director – Global FP&A Practice at AFP. He has over 20 years of experience in Finance, FP&A, Treasury and Investor Relations. He previously held a number of treasury and finance positions with the FHLB, Washington Mutual/JP Morgan, NRUCFC, Fifth Third and Fannie Mae. He has spoken all over the world to audiences both large and small hosting FP&A Roundtable meetings in North America, Europe, Asia and soon South America. Brian attended Georgia Tech, in Atlanta, GA for his undergraduate studies in Business and the Pamplin College of Business at Virginia Tech for his graduate work. In 2014, Brian was awarded the Global Certified Corporate FP&A Professional designation.

 
4 Practical Ways to Streamline Your Company's FP&A Workflows

4 Practical Ways to Streamline Your Company's FP&A Workflows

Financial Planning and Analysis (FP&A) is often a tedious and complex process.

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Dynamic Planning Meets Edge Computing To Become The New Norm

Dynamic Planning Meets Edge Computing To Become The New Norm

What a world we live in today! We can ask any question and get an answer almost instantly.

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Is Artificial Intelligence Enhancing or Destroying Financial Planning & Analysis as We Know It?

Is Artificial Intelligence Enhancing or Destroying Financial Planning & Analysis as We Know It?

When I hear or read that artificial intelligence (AI) is “disrupting” financial planning and analysis, I tend to challenge the premise.

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4 Changes FP&A Teams Need to Make Now to Future Proof Forecasting

4 Changes FP&A Teams Need to Make Now to Future Proof Forecasting

For many FP&A organizations, the global health crisis was like a bank of fog rapidly and unexpectedly engulfing a ship at sea.

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The New Normal for Financial Planning & Analysis: Scenario Planning

The New Normal for Financial Planning & Analysis: Scenario Planning

For a recent article in the Wall Street Journal, “Companies’ Financial Planning Comes Up Short in the Coronavirus Era,” I was asked how FP&A professionals could have predicted both the pandemic occurring and the scope and scale of its impact.

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