Jacqueline Purcell's guest appearances

Jacqueline Purcell

CFO THOUGHT LEADER

Mentors Collective: CEO Interviews

Jarden: Talking Tech

Marc Elliot

Sachin Patel

Lawrence Levy

Rajesh Gupta

Dave Jones

Jeff Epstein

John Collins

Eric Johnson

Michael Tannenbaum

Michael Chandler

Kraft Heinz

Chris Baker

Bob Feller

Dave Kellogg

Jeff Nichols

OwlTail

Shanda Harper

•Owners of Brands Fat Ass Lashes &amp; JP HARPER NYC •Best friends for over 30 years •Met &amp; bonded as teen moms •Fashion enthusiast turned designer and stylist •Create limited edition clothes for those who want lux looks without breaking the bank •Love providing our customers with a unique shopping experience, private client services &amp; free expert styling advice •Dreamt of owning a fashion empire since we were teens Book: Girl Boss Up and Lead Website: JPHARPERNYC.com IG: JP.HARPERNYC FB/Twitter: JP HARPER NYC   ---   Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mentors/support

•Owners of Brands Fat Ass Lashes &amp; JP HARPER NYC •Best friends for over 30 years •Met &amp; bonded as teen moms •Fashion enthusiast turned designer and stylist •Create limited edition clothes for those who want lux looks without breaking the bank •Love providing our customers with a unique shopping experience, private client services &amp; free expert styling advice •Dreamt of owning a fashion empire since we were teens Book: Girl Boss Up and Lead Website: <a href="http://JPHARPERNYC.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">JPHARPERNYC.com</a> IG: JP.HARPERNYC FB/Twitter: JP HARPER NYC --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mentors/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mentors/support</a>

Fashion Entrepreneurship with Jacqueline Purcell & Shanda Harper

In our weekly technology start-up podcast, analyst Elise Kennedy hosts Jacqueline Purcell, CFO of HR software company, Deputy.Deputy helps more than 250,000 workplaces internationally manage their staff more efficiently. It gives teams easy access to track their shifts through their easy-to-use SaaS cloud employee scheduling, timesheet and time clock software.In this podcast we discuss the business, the industry, the competitive landscape, and strategies for growth.

In our weekly technology start-up podcast, analyst Elise Kennedy hosts Jacqueline Purcell, CFO of HR software company, Deputy.Deputy helps more than 250,000 workplaces internationally manage their staff more efficiently. It gives teams easy access to track their shifts through their easy-to-use SaaS cloud employee scheduling, timesheet and time clock <a href="http://software.In" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">software.In</a> this podcast we discuss the business, the industry, the competitive landscape, and strategies for growth.

Jacqueline Purcell, CFO - Deputy

Jacqueline Purcell’s path to the CFO office began inside an Australian law firm where as a young attorney she was advising corporate clients and their bankers on how to best address some of the legal hurdles that their M&amp;A deal-making might confront. At the time, her routine collaboration with different banking executives gave her a point of comparison to the seemingly less energetic legal world. “They seemed to be having a little more fun and a lot more impact on the outcomes,” she recalls. “This is what sparked my interest in moving into finance,” continues Purcell, who was soon headed to Stanford University for an MBA and then to New York, where she joined Morgan Stanley’s M&amp;A practice. “I spent just over 8 years there focusing on a full spectrum of mergers and acquisitions transactions,” comments Purcell, who says that it was during those years of M&amp;A deal-making that she grew to respect the CFO role and the executives who filled it. “CFOs were very often the ones in the driver’s seat for the deals, and they were just particularly influential,” notes Purcell, who realized that the CFOs across from whom she sat often applied deep operating experience to their decision-making. Determined to add an “operations” stripe to her sleeve, Purcell would exit Morgan Stanley in 2017 and return to Australia, where she would step into her first CFO role at Culture Amp, a workforce management company headquartered in Melbourne. – Jack Sweeney

Jacqueline Purcell’s path to the CFO office began inside an Australian law firm where as a young attorney she was advising corporate clients and their bankers on how to best address some of the legal hurdles that their M&amp;A deal-making might confront. At the time, her routine collaboration with different banking executives gave her a point of comparison to the seemingly less energetic legal world. “They seemed to be having a little more fun and a lot more impact on the outcomes,” she recalls. “This is what sparked my interest in moving into finance,” continues Purcell, who was soon headed to Stanford University for an MBA and then to New York, where she joined Morgan Stanley’s M&amp;A practice. “I spent just over 8 years there focusing on a full spectrum of mergers and acquisitions transactions,” comments Purcell, who says that it was during those years of M&amp;A deal-making that she grew to respect the CFO role and the executives who filled it. “CFOs were very often the ones in the driver’s seat for the deals, and they were just particularly influential,” notes Purcell, who realized that the CFOs across from whom she sat often applied deep operating experience to their decision-making. Determined to add an “operations” stripe to her sleeve, Purcell would exit Morgan Stanley in 2017 and return to Australia, where she would step into her first CFO role at Culture Amp, a workforce management company headquartered in Melbourne. – Jack Sweeney

632: Exposing the Connection Between Financial and Operational Data | Jacqueline Purcell, CFO, Deputy