Balancing Employee Costs to Reduce Employee Turnover
Plan to join us on Wednesday, March 27th at the Savannah Golf Club for a Presentation on: Balancing Employee Costs to Reduce Employee Turnover.
A recent survey conducted by Buck HR consulting indicates that 2/3 of employees would change their jobs for better benefits, and 46% of employees are actively considering a job change in 2024, compared to 35% in 2022.
Considering these statistical trends, is your company’s investment in employee well-being having a positive effect on retention? Or, is your company focused on simply managing costs?
Speakers: Please join Tonia Vetter and Reese Bacon of Buck, a Gallagher Company (www.buck.com), for the March 2024 Savannah CFO Council meeting. They will be sharing the results from their recent Employee Well-Being Survey and exploring with us ways to manage costs while enhancing employee well-being to reduce turnover.
MORE INFORMATION
Regular meetings begin with networking and coffee at 7am, followed by breakfast and a presentation by the meeting sponsor. Meetings typically wrap up by 8:45am.
Accounting and Finance professionals are welcome and encouraged to attend. The CFO Council is a great way to network with fellow finance professionals while enjoying a wonderful breakfast at the Savannah Golf Club.
If you are new to the CFO Council or have not attended a meeting in the last 18 months, we encourage you to attend our next meeting free of charge.
- Individual meetings are $35 for regular attendees - Payments can be made here
- Annual membership dues are $200 and cover the cost of all meetings - Annual Dues can be paid here
Attendance Guidelines
- Senior Financial Executives (SFE's): SFE’s are company management personnel who are responsible, directly or indirectly, for the financial management and financial well being of an organization. SFE’s may include but are not limited to: CFO’s, Controllers, Vice President-Finance, Treasurer, President, CEO, Business Owners. etc.
- Resource Company Representatives (RC): Up to 1 per company per meeting. Resource companies are defined as companies that provide services and expertise that may be of value to SFE’s. Representatives of resource companies are people who are not involved in the financial management or decision making of the Company. Resource companies may include but are not limited to banks, insurance providers, lawyers, investment advisers, public accountants, colleges, staffing/recruiting, payroll providers, consultants, bookkeepers, etc.
Thank you for your attention and response and we look forward to seeing you on Wednesday the 25th!
Mike Lynch
CFO Council of Savannah
cfocouncilsavannah@gmail.com
(912) 800-3964