Ch Ch Ch Changes

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David Bowie said it best when he sang, "Ch Ch Ch Changes....". In a lively conversation moderated by Bill Bergman, Director of Research for Truth in Accounting, our speakers representing different industries and generations will discuss how corporate real estate decisions are made and debate whether or not these decisions are based on generational biases. Is cash king? Is it location-location-location? Or are there other important factors that drive these decisions? The program will begin with a brief, 10-minute “state of the financial union address” and then move into an exciting panel discussion. Speakers: Bill Bergman, Director of Research, Truth in Accounting Patrick Sullivan, CFO, HomeChef Kyle Sauers, CFO, Echo Global Logistics

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