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Phil Cantor, Chief Marketing Officer/Head of PreSales at iGTB - The CMO's Role in the Boardroom
1. THE CMO’S ROLE IN THE BOARDROOM
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Butt of jokes? Provider of cool gifts? Party organiser?
Credit card holder?
Or more?
Phil Cantor
Chief Marketing Officer/Head of PreSales
iGTB
THURSDAY 6 NOVEMBER 2014
Part of the Polaris group
2. 1
Question Time
Is time on Earth:
A) Slowing down
B) Speeding up
C) Unchanging
Due to tidal friction from the sun and moon, the
solar day is lengthening by 1.7 milliseconds each
century as the Earth’s rotation slows down
3. 2
Where Do CEOs Not Come From?
Source: CEO Career
4. 3
The Solution Life Spiral
Unknown
Engage
Sign
$ Maintenance
Go Live
Marketing
Sales
Rollout
Support
Failed implementation
Lost bid
Insufficient
value
Missed
opportunity
upgrade
word of
mouth
$ licence
$ implementation
16. 15
Question
People
How many people are
there in the world?*
A) 6,986,200,371
C) B) 7,170,528,434
C) 7,845,215,580
How many of these are identical?
One in 285 are identical
twins. But identical
twins are not identical.
A) 7,170,528,434
B) 25,159,748
C) None
* Based on PRB figures last Sunday at 7.30pm
17. 16
Question Companies
How many companies
are there in the world?*
A) 71,553,465
B) 85,206,788
C) 106,522,375
How many of these are identical?
A) None
* Based on Nationmaster figures last Sunday at 7.30pm
18. 17
B2B, B2B2B, B2B2B2B and B2B2B2C
Solutions
A Corporation’s Value Chain
The Corporate Banking Exchange
Processing
Purchase
order
Request
for quote
Ship-ment
Goods
received
Payment Inventory
Receive
PO
Ship-ment
Goods
arrive
Payment
received
Inventory
Profit
Capex
Add
Value
Buy
Do
Sell
Earn
Payments
Funds
Cash
Receivables
Liquidity
Trade Finance
Supply Chain
Treasury
The Bank’s Processing Factories
20. 19
Estimated number of
people to reach
60 Large/Primary Banks 40 Smaller/Secondary
Banks
200 Small Banks
3 levels
2 levels
1 level
≈ 8,640 people ≈ 1,920 people ≈ 1,000 people
Total ≈ 10,500 people
5 Roles
22. 21
Question
Time
What is the shortest time
that can possibly exist?
A) There is no such concept
B) The ideal time to the next beer
C) 0.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000001 seconds
This is known as
“Planck time”
Cash management and liquidity refers to the following-
1. Current account holding fees
2. Transaction balances interest fee
3. Transaction fee on domestic and cross-border payments
4. Overdraft interest
5. Clearing fee: Standalone or bundled cash management product suites providing other financial institutions with payments, liquidity, account services, information reporting and access channels in various currencies