About this event
The Working Capital Risk & Resilience 2026 research identifies persistent gaps in visibility, integration, funding resilience and organizational adoption. But the findings raise a bigger question: What should organizations do next?
Join GSCF and The Working Capital Forum for a live discussion featuring perspectives from a corporate CFO and a leading global bank on what best practice looks like, and how organizations can move from managing individual programs toward a more connected, portfolio-level approach.
We'll discuss:
- What separates organizations with mature working capital practices from those still managing in silos
- How leading corporates are building portfolio-level visibility across programs, funders and counterparties
- What banks look for and what they can't see when data is fragmented or delayed
- How alternative capital providers are changing the funding resilience equation
- Where integration and automation are closing the gap, and where they aren't
- The practical steps organizations can take to reduce funding concentration and strengthen resilienceanks, corporates, funders or fintechs.
Hosted by
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External speaker
Shannon Dolan Chief Product Officer @ GSCFE
As GSCF continues to lead in Working Capital as a Service, Shannon’s exceptional ability to drive commercial innovation from both a product and GTM perspective will serve our corporate, bank and asset management clients well. Shannon has extensive experience in leading product, distribution and client delivery with a global perspective. Shannon has led all aspects of product management and go-to-market commercialization across multiple businesses. At FIS, she oversaw the reconciliation business serving global corporates and banks, and later the asset management and alternatives business supporting global asset managers and banks. She joined GSCF from a fintech startup bringing banking solutions to financial advisors in the personal wealth management industry.
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External speaker
Dennis Gillespie CFO @ PCS WirelessE
Dennis is CFO of PCS Wireless. As a finance executive he has extensive international experience across Europe, North America, Middle East and Asia Pacific and significant experience as a commercially focused CFO and growth partner, leading change management, financial integrity, and M&A across industries: media & digital marketing, telecommunications and energy services. Dennis has been a CPA since 1998 and holds an M.B.A. with highest distinction from Columbia Business School and London Business Schools’ joint executive program. He is also a trusted advisor and investor in the technology & SaaS space, currently partnering with Jukebox Co (royaltybacked.com) and Behind the Work (behindthework.com).
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External speaker
Christian Hausherr Director - Business Product Manager Trade Finance @ Deutsche BankE
Christian is Director - Business Product Manager, Trade Finance at Deutsche Bank. He has more than 20 years of Transaction Banking experience, with a strong focus on Project Management and Supply Chain Finance
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Team member
Mike Hewitt Director @ The Working Capital ForumT
Mike has been CEO of Adaugeo Media, the company behind The Working Capital Forum, since 2012. Before that he was CEO of the European operations of the Association for Financial Professionals. Mike is a regular speaker, writer and moderator on working capital and treasury management topics.
The Working Capital Forum
Where Treasury, Payments and Procurement MeetThe Working Capital Forum is a networking group for those in treasury, payments and procurement with a shared interest in optimising working capital. We hold regular conferences and meetings in global financial centres, both online and in our legendary round-table lunches.
