CNBC CFO Council Private Dinner in New York
Host
Jim Cramer, CNBC "Mad Money" Host; Sara Eisen, CNBC "Squawk on the Street" Co-Anchor; Kelly Evans, CNBC "The Exchange Anchor"; Co-Anchor; Steve Liesman, CNBC Senior Economics Reporter
Speakers
Mayor Eric Adams, (D) New York City
Sallie Krawcheck, Ellevest CEO & Co-Founder
Ben Lerer, Lerer Hippeau Managing Partner
Peter Orszag, Lazard CEO of Financial Advisory
Bill Rudin, Rudin Management Company, Inc. Co-Chairman & CEO
CNBC CFO Council Private Dinner in New York
Members of the CNBC CFO Council, CNBC Journalists, and special guests will gathered in New York for the CNBC CFO Council Private Dinner. For more information and to see if you qualify to attend the next one visit https://www.cnbccouncils.com/cfo-council/.
CNBC TEC Member Town Hall: AI’s Moment: Promises and Pitfalls After the Breakthrough
Host
Deirdre Bosa, "TechCheck" Co-Anchor, Steve Kovach CNBC Technology Correspondent
Speakers
Helane Becker, Cowen and Company, Managing Director and Senior Research Analyst
Henry Harteveldt, Atmosphere Research Group, President Travel Industry Analyst and Advisor
Eash Sundaram, JetBlue Airways, Former Chief Digital and Technology Officer
CNBC TEC Member Town Hall: AI’s Moment: Promises and Pitfalls After the Breakthrough
Join members of the CNBC Technology Executive Council, CNBC Journalists, and specials guest for an interactive, roundtable-style discussion. To learn more about joining the CNBC TEC, visit: cnbccouncils.com/tec.
CNBC WEC Member Town Hall: Retention, Growth, Engagement
Host
Sharon Epperson, CNBC Senior Personal Finance Correspondent
Speakers
Erica Keswin, Author, Speaker, Workplace Strategist
CNBC WEC Member Town Hall: Retention, Growth, Engagement
We’ll speak with Erica Keswin, workplace expert and author of ‘Bring Your Human to Work and Rituals Roadmap’ on strategies and ideas to make the most of the current world of work, how to engage and retain your workforce and build for the future.
Key Points
- With HR buzzwords like ‘quiet quitting’ ‘the great resignation’ and ‘loud layoffs’ defining a large part of the 2022 workplace experience, attention is now being paid to the ways to best meet the needs of the employees while keeping them engaged and motivated. The answer? Speaker and best-selling author, Erica Keswin, says empathy and experimentation are key.
- Being able to bring all levels of workers together is important. Especially for companies that have a wide range of employees from “desk to desk-less workers,” emphasizing flexibility for all workers is fundamental.
- With some companies making a minimum number of days in the office required, Keswin said you must find ways to make those in-office days’ worth the commute to avoid resentment from rising.
- Having dedicated people to planning events for employees is becoming an increasingly ‘hot’ job title. Employee experience managers provide a break for HR managers who otherwise wouldn’t have time to plan company-wide employee events.
- The key to keeping virtual meeting retention high and employees engaged is all in the way it’s run. Creating a revolving door of meeting hosts, breaking up the monotony of business updates with interactive quizzes and polls and allowing an open chat feature for colleagues to engage with one another are all ways to make virtual meetings more bearable.
- The metrics by which companies measure performance need an overhaul. The outdated idea of physical presence equating to higher performance no longer works in the post-COVID workplace.
- Approaching employee concerns with a sense of vulnerability is a way to ease tensions in the workplace. Senior leaders opening themselves up and allowing conversations with a relatability factor is necessary to alleviate feelings of stress and burnout.
CNBC CFO Council Fed Matters — January 2023
Host
Steve Liesman, CNBC Senior Economics Reporter
CNBC CFO Council Fed Matters — January 2023
Members of the CNBC CFO Council met with Steve Liesman, CNBC Senior Economics Reporter, for a discussion ahead of the FOMC meeting including survey results from a panel of top Wall Street economists, money managers and market strategists about their Fed policy predictions.
Key Points
- 100% of survey respondents say the Fed will not quarter, and 82% of those respondents say there’s another quarter to come.
- The current consumer market rapidly differs based on the industry in terms of traffic and transactions.
- Will China’s opening be inflationary, deflationary, or disinflationary? It’s difficult to predict what exactly will happen after the Chinese New Year.
- The inflation rates are still elevated but are starting to come down.
- 61% of the CFOs in the discussion say higher rates have caused them to slow down their investment plans a little bit.
CNBC CEO Council — ‘JUST 100’ List Roundtable Conversation with Paul Tudor Jones
Host
Andrew Ross Sorkin, CNBC “Squawk Box” Co-Anchor
Speakers
Paul Tudor Jones, JUST Capital Founder & Chairman
CNBC CEO Council — ‘JUST 100’ List Roundtable Conversation with Paul Tudor Jones
CNBC’s Andrew Ross Sorkin and Paul Tudor Jones, JUST Capital Founder & Chairman along with CEO Council Members gathered for an exclusive conversation following the release of this year’s “JUST 100" list, a comprehensive ranking of how corporations perform on the American people’s priorities. Can’t-miss discussion on the methodology behind the research that forms the list, the major changes in rankings this year, and why JUST Capital has made it their mission to help companies improve the way they serve their stakeholders.
CNBC TEC Exclusive Member Town Hall: The Most Important Stories in Tech 2022
Host
Deirdre Bosa, CNBC “Techcheck” Co-Anchor, Jon Fortt, CNBC “TechCheck” Co-Anchor & Kate Rooney, CNBC Technology Reporter
Speakers
David Angeli, Defense Attorney for Joe Sullivan
Alex Kantrowitz, CNBC Contributor
CNBC TEC Exclusive Member Town Hall: The Most Important Stories in Tech 2022
In our final TEC town hall of the year, members discussed the top tech stories of 2022, as chosen by our members in the latest TEC Survey, and how those stories will play out in 2022. Members say these newsmaking moments are the most important technology-related stories of 2022: Elon Musk buying Twitter The collapse of FTX Meta and the metaverse promise Uber former Chief Security Officer found guilty of covering up a cyber breach Layoffs at big tech companies
Key Points
- Have in place robust policies, playbooks and response plans and then follow them precisely.
- Get outside counsel involved early in the process and make sure it’s documented.
- Notify law enforcement when an incident happens and keep them in the loop.
CNBC CFO Council Fed Matters — December 2022
Host
Steve Liesman, CNBC Senior Economics Reporter
CNBC CFO Council Fed Matters — December 2022
Members of the CNBC CFO Council met with Steve Liesman, CNBC Senior Economics Reporter, for a discussion ahead of the FOMC meeting including survey results from a panel of top Wall Street economists, money managers and market strategists about their Fed policy predictions.
Key Points
- The main point of discussion is directed around the CPI and what it means for the last Fed meeting of the year, the start of next year, and moving forward.
- 55% of survey respondents thinks that the Fed would stop rate hikes, but not cut them, in how they would respond to a modest recession when it comes to interest rates.
- 68% of survey respondents thinks that the Fed would continue to reduce the balance sheet in how they would respond to a modest recession in terms of balance sheets.
- The debt situation is currently not in bad shape when it comes to Corporate America.
- 36% of survey respondents think the administration and Congress would respond to a modest recession by increasing unemployment benefits, while 23% say they would respond by increasing government spending to stimulate the economy.
