XERO Chief Revenue Officer sets Key Note
MEDIA RELEASE
Immediate Release 07 May
2014
XERO Chief Revenue Officer sets Key Note
The Global Chief Revenue Officer Stuart McLean, for innovative accounting software company Xero, is in Palmerston North as the Key Note speaker at PKF Rutherfords Big Day Out this Friday May 9th.
Stuart was formerly Head of Google Enterprise in Australia and New Zealand and is now at the cutting edge of the expansion of Xero into the UK and US where recently Xero announced a strategic alliance with H & R Block the world’s largest consumer tax provider.
Established Manawatu chartered accountants & business advisors PKF Rutherfords have worked alongside Xero, ASB and Cloud HQ to host a one day conference on Pushing Forward IT.
“We’re seeing technology impacting our clients daily and so have put together a lineup of top notch speakers with the help of our sponsors including TV’s Dr Tom just to make sure we’ve got some balance” says Chris Lamb, Partner, PKF Rutherfords Palmerston North.
There’s even a conference app built on the revolutionary new app builder from Palmy’s own tech wizards Umajin with content designed by Jumprope and all put together in under a week. “This is a great example of technology in action” says Mr Lamb.
Event details:
Friday 9th May 2014: 9am-5pm
Awapuni Racecourse, Manawatu
The event is a private function.
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