Data-Driven Decision Making Across Treasury and Risk

In today’s rapidly evolving financial landscape, treasury and risk leaders are increasingly relying on data-driven insights to guide strategic decisions, improve forecasting, and strengthen organizational resilience. This session will explore how treasury and risk professionals can leverage data analytics, automation, and technology to enhance visibility, optimize liquidity, identify emerging risks, and support smarter business outcomes.

Hear from leaders across treasury, risk management, and fintech as they share real-world examples of how data is transforming decision-making within their organizations. Panelists will discuss practical applications of dashboards and reporting tools, integrating data across systems, balancing automation with human judgment, and the future role of AI and predictive analytics in treasury and risk functions.

Attendees will gain actionable insights into building a more data-informed approach to managing financial operations, risk exposure, and strategic planning in an increasingly complex environment.

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Thank you to our generous event sponsor, Treasury4, for making this forum possible!

Speakers:

• Leslie Rabourn, Senior Directory Treasury – Freshworks

Leslie Rabourn is a strategic global treasury executive with extensive experience building and scaling treasury organizations across high-growth technology companies. As Senior Director of Treasury at Freshworks, she leads global treasury initiatives focused on liquidity management, financial operations, risk strategy, and process optimization. Prior to Freshworks, Leslie held treasury leadership roles at DocuSign, ServiceNow, and Palo Alto Networks, bringing deep expertise in treasury transformation, automation, and strategic financial planning.

• Alan Kubitz, Risk Manager – eBay

Alan Kubitz is a seasoned risk management and insurance leader with extensive experience developing global risk strategies for large multinational organizations. As Risk Manager at eBay, he oversees global risk and insurance programs focused on protecting enterprise assets, managing emerging risks, and supporting business resilience. With a background spanning treasury, insurance, and operational risk management, Alan brings deep expertise in aligning risk strategy with business objectives while fostering a strong culture of risk awareness and innovation.

• Moderator: Ed Barrie, Founder & Chief Product Officer – Treasury4

  Ed Barrie is the Treasurer and Chief Product Officer at Treasury4, where he combines deep treasury expertise with product innovation to help modern finance teams solve visibility, risk, and forecasting challenges through intelligent technology solutions. A co-founder of Treasury4, Ed leads the development of tools designed to modernize treasury infrastructure through automation and structured data. Prior to Treasury4, he served as Head of Treasury at Tableau Software, where he built the global treasury function and supported the company’s acquisition by Salesforce, and also held treasury and finance leadership roles at Microsoft. His experience across enterprise-scale operations and high-growth technology companies gives him a unique perspective on helping finance leaders move faster, make smarter decisions, and navigate real-world complexity.

Date: Wednesday, June 10, 2026

• Inside eBay: Executive Outlook & Industry Discussion 3:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. PST

• Educational Panel 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. PST

• Networking 5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. PST

Pricing:

• SFTMA Members: $25.00

• Corporate Treasury & Risk Practitioners: $0.00

• Non-Sponsor Service Providers: $95.00

Important Event Information

• Arrive 15 minutes early to allow time for security clearance. Pre-registration with SFTMA is required to access the event.

• Bring a valid, government-issued photo ID (e.g., driver’s license, Real ID, passport) for entry.

• Limited Capacity: Due to space constraints, priority will be given to treasury practitioners and SFTMA members. A limited number of tickets will be available for non-member service providers. To become a member and secure discounted attendance, please contact admin@sftma.org.

• No day-of registration is allowed due to building security requirements. Please ensure you are registered in advance.

Driving & Parking Instructions

If you are arriving via Highway 17/880 or Interstate 280, take the Hamilton Avenue exit and proceed toward eBay’s South Campus located at 2025 Hamilton Avenue, San Jose, CA 95125.

Please note that eBay recently installed internal badge-access gates throughout campus parking areas. Event attendees should follow the designated route into the Main Street Visitor Parking Lot, which remains publicly accessible.

Important Arrival Instructions:

• If traveling eastbound on Hamilton Avenue, continue past the main campus entrance and make a U-turn at the traffic light.

• Merge into the far-right lane marked with white lane indicators directing vehicles into the Main Street Visitor Parking area.

• Enter through the fence opening leading directly into the visitor lot adjacent to Main Street.

There is ample complimentary visitor parking available onsite, with approximately 100 parking spaces located near the event entrance.

After parking, follow signs toward Main Street / Building 2025 and proceed to the reception area for event check-in.