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Liz
Webbink, founder of inkweb, has had over 20 years
of experience in corporate planning, finance, and economics and
brings that experience to bear on the design of analytical systems
to support decisionmaking.
She spent more than a decade with Exxon in various internal consulting
positions in the policy, planning, economics, and treasury areas.
She revamped the corporate cash forecasting system, developed an
OPEC Balance of Payments forecasting model as well as visualization
tools for U.S. macroeconomic forecasts, and received awards for
developing a seminar for employees on discounted cash flow analysis
and for improving productivity through financial process reengineering.
She has provided professional seminars and implemented systems for
project analysis, capital budget reporting, scorecards and performance
metrics.
Liz held university faculty appointments at Rice, Montclair State
and, Rutgers where she taught courses on Corporate Finance, Capital
Budgeting, and the Economics of Multinational Corporations. As Academic
Dean for the Rutgers undergraduate Business School, she instituted
a system to ameliorate overcrowding of classes and assure places
to qualified students. As a Vice President of the National Council
on Economic Education Liz designed a Capital
Formation Institute for high school teachers which received
funding from the Goldman Sachs foundation, worked with State Farm
to develop a major
new national initiative to improve the economic and financial
literacy of the nation’s youth, and managed a major project
producing teaching
guides and providing training for Well's Fargo's Hands on Banking®
program
A past director of the National Association
for Business Economics, Liz served as President of the Houston
and Philadelphia Chapters.
She earned a PhD in international economics and finance at NYU's
Stern School of Business where she was elected to Beta Gamma Sigma
and a BS in international trade from the Georgetown University School
of Foreign Service.
Contact Information:
Email: Liz@inkweb.org
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