Overview

June 11
11AM PT, 2PM ET

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Despite advances in public finance, many government organizations are constrained by a persistent "manual gap" — where modern cloud systems coexist with outdated, spreadsheet-driven processes. This disconnect limits transparency, creates data silos across systems like utility billing and permitting, and forces finance leaders to rely on summarized data that obscures critical detail. The result is higher audit risk, slower reporting and diminished confidence in decision-making.

Join us to learn how the cities of Escondido, California, and Charleston, South Carolina, are shifting toward a more intelligent approach. This session will explore how public sector finance teams can move beyond the month-end scramble by adopting automated, continuous reconciliation practices that enhance visibility, strengthen internal controls and support real-time audit readiness.

You’ll find out how modernizing finance operations can eliminate single points of failure, reduce audit anxiety and empower leaders with the clarity they need to make informed, high-stakes decisions.

Speakers

 

Barry Condrey — Moderator

Senior Fellow, Center for Digital Government

 

Amy Wharton

CFO, City of Charleston

 

Christina Holmes

Director of Finance, City of Escondido

 

Louis Stratton

Account Executive, Workday

 

David Bullock

Partner, MGO