Dillon Papenfuss

AI and tech to drive 2025 agenda with Forvis Mazars

February 10th, 2025  |  59 mins 24 secs

cfo, research

A recent webinar discussion that dives into the results of the 2025 Financial Executives Priorities Survey including a comprehensive view of the evolving priorities, challenges, and strategies that are shaping the financial leadership landscape today.

Coming Out and Being An Ally In the Finance Suite

October 11th, 2022  |  1 hr 2 mins

On National Coming Out Day, a discussion from FEI recent Belonging In Finance series.

Episode 35: At the Center of the Storm

September 3rd, 2020  |  57 mins 24 secs

cfo, covid-19, mayo clinic

An discussion with Dennis Dahlen, CFO, Mayo Clinic

Episode 32: Cybersecurity As a Competitive Advantage: Crowe Quarterly Insight

August 31st, 2020  |  31 mins 26 secs

cfo, cybersecurity, digital

A discussion with Troy La Huis, Digital Security Leader at Crowe, talk about what financial executives need to know about new security risks and challenges in a rapidly evolving information security climate.

Episode 28: Measuring The True Value of ESG Reporting: Crowe Quarterly Insight

November 8th, 2019  |  36 mins 19 secs

accounting, business, cfo, esg, financial reporting

A discussion regarding the value of environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) reporting and it practical consideration for financial executives.

Episode 27: What's Driving Audit Fees

September 5th, 2019  |  28 mins 59 secs

audit, audit fees, cfo, finance, financial executive

Professor W. Robert Knechel of the University of Florida and FERF's Dillon Papenfuss discuss long-term and short term drivers of audit fees.

Episode 25: Data Strategy Drives Better Quality, Cost Savings

June 16th, 2019  |  17 mins 1 sec

“If you allow people to enter data manually and you don't have any checks before it gets stored, you're going to see some really crazy stuff.”

Episode 24: The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act – One Year On

June 9th, 2019  |  28 mins 31 secs

The Financial Education & Research Foundation speaks with BYU Professor Troy Lewis about the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) winners and losers and how executives can prepare for future uncertainties and surprises.