This is a Working Capital Forum round table with a difference. Thanks to our partner, American Express, we're getting exclusive private access to the Edinburgh edition of Van Gogh Alive, the multi-sensory experience that has already welcomed 8.5 million visitors across 75 cities worldwide. On 22 June, we'll gather at the Van Gogh Alive experience in Festival Square, Edinburgh, to share experiences of managing working capital in our businesses and across supply chains. Our topic for discussion is:

A new era of collaboration: breaking down silos to overcome market shocks
The days when treasury, procurement, AP, IT, and other teams could operate separately are over. In the face of rising interest rates, the return of inflation, conflict in Europe, and disrupted supply chains, corporates will need close cooperation to protect supply chains and free up cash.
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We will arrive at 3.30 pm to begin our discussion at 4 pm and, afterward, we'll get a private tour of the whole show with an expert art historian who will give us all the background to this fascinating artist and his work. We'll finish with drinks and the event will end at 6 pm.

Working Capital Forum round-table lunch supported by Orbian, 14th June.
Join our latest round-table lunch meeting at the famous Duchy restaurant & bar in Dusseldorf. At these lunches, treasurers, payments leaders, and procurement directors meet to share their experiences of working capital optimisation and to learn from those of other guests. In Dusseldorf, we'll be discussing this topic:

Coping with adversity: Working capital strategies for a time of turmoil.
Rising interest rates, supply chain issues, and conflict in Europe add up to a challenging environment for corporations. At this Working Capital Forum round table meeting, we’ll share experiences and insights from treasury and procurement leaders on the increased importance of effective working capital management across the entire supply chain in the months and years ahead. What should we expect, and what tools and strategies will be most effective?

There are no presentations, just open conversation, in English, held under the Chatham House Rule to ensure confidentiality. You can get a good idea of how this works by watching this short video of a previous event. We will begin with pre-lunch drinks at 12:00 pm and we will continue our discussion over lunch, concluding no later than 2 pm.
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Places are restricted to senior corporate treasurers, procurement directors and similar roles.

We're at London's L'Escargot for the latest of our roundtable lunches, open to leaders in corporate treasury, procurement and payments.  Over a three-course lunch, we'll be discussing this topic:

A new era of collaboration: breaking down silos to overcome market shocks
The days when treasury, procurement, AP, IT, and other teams could operate separately are over. In the face of rising interest rates, the return of inflation, conflict in Europe, and disrupted supply chains, corporates will need close cooperation to protect supply chains and free up cash.

There are no presentations, just open conversations held under the Chatham House Rule to ensure confidentiality. We will begin with pre-lunch drinks at 12:30 pm and we will continue our discussion over lunch, concluding no later than 2 pm.

​Thursday, 26th May 12:30pm | 12:30pm - 14:30pm |  L'Escargot, 48 Greek St, London W1D 4EF, UK
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