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Captive and Vendor Finance Best Practices Roundtable

March 14, 2023
The Palmer House Hilton, Chicago, IL

Captive and Vendor Finance Best Practices Roundtable

March 14, 2023
The Palmer House Hilton, Chicago, IL

Captive and Vendor Finance Best Practices Roundtable

March 14, 2023

The Palmer House Hilton, Chicago, IL



Registration for the Roundtable is now closed. To register, please contact Alexa Carnibella at acarnibella@elfaonline.org.
 

 

The Captive and Vendor Finance Best Practices Roundtable is a small, highly-interactive half-day program designed to bring together the leaders of captive and vendor finance companies for information sharing and critical thinking about issues facing them every day as leaders of their organizations.


Who Should Attend?

The roundtable is open to senior executives of ELFA member Captive and Vendor Finance leasing companies.

 
Sponsored by The Alta Group.


Registration Fees

Price Description Amount
ELFA Member $450.00
Speaker $450.00

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Tuesday, March 14th
Noon-4:30pm

11:00am - Noon
Check-in/Registration  

Noon - 1:30pm        
General Session and luncheon
Held jointly with the attendees of the Bank, Independent and Small Ticket Roundtables.        
         
Welcome        

Bob Neagle
Chair, ELFA Board of Directors
President and CEO, Finova Capital  

U.S. Economic Outlook              
         
Robert F. Wescott, Ph.D.
President, Keybridge

1:30 - 1:45pm
Break  

1:45 - 4:30pm Captive and Vendor Finance Best Practices Roundtable      
 
Topic 1: Captive Finance: Embracing Change and Driving Innovation in a Disruptive Market
 
Moderator:
Barbara King
Portfolio Manager, Equipment Leasing & Specialty Finance
Capgemini America, Inc
 
Panelist:
Michael Donnary
Senior Director - Banking and Diversified Financials
Capgemini America, Inc
 
Topic 2: Fraud prevention
 
Facilitator:
Deb Reuben
CEO & Founder
TomorrowZone
 
Speaker:
David Trost
General Manager
FortifID

Available Functions

  Women in Leasing Reception

Speakers

Michael Donnary

Senior Director - Banking, Leasing and Lending
Capgemini America, Inc.


Michael Donnary is a business and technology consultant with management and hands-on experience in optimizing asset finance IT organizations.  He has demonstrated a proven ability to leverage the benefits of IT to solve business issues while managing cost and mitigating risk. Michael has spearheaded the selection and implementation of package solutions as well as development and deployment of and custom applications, driving business efficiency resulting in significant cost savings.

Client engagement work includes project management, system selection and implementation, custom software development, global IT strategy, enterprise architecture and organizational change management. Michael started his career in banking technology at Metropolitan Bank Group, and worked as Director of Information Technology at Prime Capital Corporation before becoming a consultant to the Asset Finance industry. Michael is Committee Chair of the ELFA Operations and Technology Committee, co-author of the Business Technology Performance Index, a regular industry author and speaker, and has led asset finance training programs in India, France and North America.


Barbara King

Portfolio Manager
Capgemini America, Inc.



Deborah Reuben CLFP, DES

CEO & Founder
TomorrowZone


Deborah "Deb" Reuben, CLFP, DES, is CEO and Founder of TomorrowZone, a technology strategy consultancy inspiring fresh ideas and collaborations to shape the future of business. She encourages new thinking to explore the art of the possible through her extensive technical knowledge, equipment finance experience, and passion for challenging the status quo. Her expertise will enhance and broaden your company's products and services and create efficiencies that will produce a competitive advantage for your company.

Her view on digital transformation and future-readiness is radically different with over two decades of innovating, speaking, and most importantly, real-life, in-the-trenches innovation experience in finance and software industries. Deborah appreciates and shares with clients and audiences that digital transformation is less about the digital and more about the people. When it comes to thinking about technology, innovation, and the future, you can choose to act today to shape your future. The best investment you can make is investing in what's between your ears by taking ownership of your personal growth. Everyone, regardless of role, must stay on top of technology and trends to stay ahead of tomorrow.

What surprises most clients is her ability to combine big company thinking and entrepreneurial ideas to create marketplace success. Deb's clients and audiences include companies like PNC, Wells Fargo, DLL Group, Huntington (TCF Bank), Dell, Mitsubishi UFG, Caterpillar, Key Equipment Finance.

She currently serves on the CLFP Foundation Board of Directors and authored The Certified Lease and Finance Professionals' Handbook, 6th – 9th editions. She served on ELFA's Board of Directors and is the founder and chair of the ELFA Innovation Advisory Council. In partnership with ELFA, she and her team moderate quarterly industry innovation roundtables for the ELFA to bring forward-thinking insights and fresh ideas to ELFA Members.

Reuben also served on the Monitor Editorial Advisory Board and co-founded the Disrupted+ innovation conference series with Monitor. She is the recipient of both the CLFP Foundation Cindy Spurdle Award of Excellence and the ELFA Michael J. Fleming Distinguished Service Award. Monitor Magazine honored her as one of the 50 Most Powerful Women Leaders in Equipment Finance, named TomorrowZone one of the most innovative companies in the equipment finance ecosystem and honored her as an Industry Disruptor Icon. Learn more at tomorrowzone.io.


David Trost CLFP

GM, Financial Services
FortifID Inc.



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Hotel Reservations for Attendees at Hilton Palmer House
A block of rooms is being held for attendees of the Best Practices Roundtables at the Hilton Palmer House in Chicago, located at 17 E Monroe St, Chicago, IL in the popular theatre and financial district of Chicago and near Millennium Park. A special conference rate of $240 plus tax, single/double occupancy, is offered to attendees. Check in time is 3:00pm, and check-out time is 11:00am.

Please call Reservations at (312) 726-7500, provide your arrival and departure dates and mention ELFA Room Block in order to receive the ELFA group rate.

Make Hotel Reservations Online: We strongly encourage you to make your hotel reservations online. Please use this link: https://book.passkey.com/go/ELFA2023FundingConference.
 
 
Make your reservations by Friday, February 10th. Reservations after this date are based on availability and may be at a higher rate.    
   
Getting There
The Hilton Palmer House is located in the popular theatre and financial district of Chicagoland. Approximately 18 miles from ChicagoO'Hare International Airport, 11 miles from Chicago Midway Airport.

Parking
If renting a car, the Hilton Palmer House has valet parking and selfparking from $47 per day.

Visiting by Metro When taking public trans­portation from O'Hare International Airport, take the Blue Line train to Monroe/Dearborn stop. Take Monroe east to the hotel. The Palmer House is on the south side of the street. From Midway Airport, take the Orange Line from Midway to downtown. Get off at the Adams/Wabash stop. The Palmer House is located on the west side of Wabash Avenue.
For additional transportation information, please visit the hotel website at https://www.hilton.com/en/hotels/chiphhh-palmer-house/hotel-location/.      

The Palmer House Hilton
17 East Monroe Street
Chicago, IL 60603

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