Webinar | The exact forecasting framework FP&A leaders use to catch variances before they hit the P&L

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Your headcount data is breaking your forecast. You just can't see it yet.

Most finance teams are working from one aggregate number out of payroll—splitting it across departments and projects by hand, every month. That number feeds your variance analysis, your board deck, everything downstream.

If the split is off, you don't find out until someone asks.

Join us live to fix it: Thursday, April 23 · 1:00 PM ET · Free · 45 minutes

In this free training, Josh Aharonoff, CPA (Your CFO Guy), walks through the exact close-to-forecast framework FP&A leaders use to catch variances at the source. You'll leave with a system you can plug into your own reporting the same week.

What you'll walk away with

  • Why the close is upstream of every forecast and where it breaks hardest
  • How to build a headcount module with real variance visibility
  • The three scale points where spreadsheet-based tracking stops working
  • How to get labor data that's accurate by project, department, and class—and what that requires
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