A conversation on the real costs of offshoring manual reconciliation in the financial services industry. Joyce Clinton, CPA and Head of Management Reporting Systems and Operations – Americas, at MUFG Bank shares real talk on the challenges and opportunities her team of 26 people have in closing the books and transforming data. Learn about the team’s structure and their path to ensuring the numbers land for all aspects of management and SEC reporting, plus budgeting and forecasting.

Brian Kale and James Gimourginas talk with host Tim Zonca about the complex challenges of data sharing in the financial services space. They also explore the positive impact that better data sharing has on customers and the financial institutions serving them.

Angela Embree talks with host Tim Zonca about data sharing across animal care providers and shelters. They explore the complex challenges of sharing data across thousands of organizations, and how better data sharing can help connect pets to their humans faster.

Robert Edwards talks with host Tim Zonca about data sharing across the medical device value chain. They explore the complex challenges and the impact that better data sharing has on patients now as well as the promise for better patient experiences in the future.

Erin Kelly and Francine Klein talk with host Tim Zonca about the differences between analytical and operational data, the challenges and opportunities inherent in sharing each (and both) at scale, plus the game-changing promise of connecting these separate worlds inside enterprises and across business networks.

Shruthi Rao and Tim Wagner talk about why data sharing matters and why they founded and dedicated an entire company to helping organizations share data better.

Jameila “Meme” Styles, Data activist, Founder and President of MEASURE, Social Science Research Council, 2022 JustTech Fellow Meme Styles and host Tim Zonca discuss how better data sharing—and more of it—will give community organizations and civic leaders a common language for solving complex problems like health, education, criminal justice, and economic inequities. In Meme's work, we can turn data into a utility — something we can all leverage to make society better for everyone.