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How Did You Get Started in your Treasury Career?
Episode 2
The Group Treasurers Exchange is the world’s most exclusive, intimate and senior gathering for group treasurers. When I attended this fantastic event earlier this year I had the opportunity to talk to eight treasury professionals about their treasury careers. I asked them a few questions about their experience in treasury and where they see the industry going, and you can hear all of their answers in this five-part podcast and video series!
In this first episode of the series, I asked my interviewees how they got started in their treasury career and how the industry has evolved since.
The treasury professionals I questioned were:
- Andreas Weindel – ex-Group Treasurer at Haribo Holdings
- Andrew Bishop – Head of Treasury Operations at Gazprom Marketing & Trading
- Annemarie Moore – Director of Treasury Services at Plan International
- Damian Glendinning – ex-Treasurer at Lenovo
- Marianna Polykrati – Group Treasurer at Chipita S.A
- Oliver Eiss – Group Treasurer at Johnson Matthey plc
- Rasmus Camborda Meilvang – Treasury Manager at Thomas Cook Airlines Scandinavia AS
- Sam Pitt – ex-Group Treasurer at Network Rail
If you want to find out what all of their answers were be sure to listen to the podcast to find out!
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