I’ve attended the CFO Forum in San Francisco the past several years. It is a one-day event that provides a great opportunity to network with peers from across numerous industries, listen to informative presentations on current trends in the world of finance, and meet some new vendors who might be able to assist in driving bottom-line growth.
1909 neoclassical landmark in the heart of downtown
At the Ritz Carlton
The event is at the Ritz Carlton, atop a hill overlooking most of San Francisco. The resort has an iconic entrance with its neoclassical style and columns. However, I’m not as impressed with the Ritz Carlton name after staying there a few times, yet being more spoiled by the numerous other hotels and resorts my family stays as we travel the world.
Nevertheless, the property is still really elegant and a fine setting for the conference.
A word to the wise, if you’re going to walk to the Ritz Carlton from the BART station, be prepared for a fairly long trek up the famous (or is it infamous?) hills of the San Francisco while rolling your suitcase behind you.
Registering for the CFO Forum
Registration has ended for this year’s event, although you can submit to participate at an upcoming Argyle Executive CFO Forum on their website. On the site, you can view a sample of the topics covered and who will be the keynote speaker at the event.
