Name: Kristin Johannimloh | Controller Summit New York | Speaker | Controller Summit | New York
Start: 2026-05-07T04:00:00.000Z
End: 2026-05-07T04:00:00.000Z
Location: Convene 360 Madison Avenue

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Kristin

Johannimloh

Vice President & Controller

Enhanced Games

Kristin holds a CPA and a Master’s degree in International Financial Management. Prior to joining The Siegfried Group, Kristin served in both public accounting and private industry. Kristin served PwC in Paris and was at Mazars in Berlin, New Delhi and New York City. She has significant experience delivering audit, advisory and financial due diligence services to clients in the United States and abroad. Her background in Europe, India, and the United States gives her unique insight into client issues as well as cross-border transactions. Being with The Siegfried Group, Kristin is focusing on M&A integration as well as Financial Advisory projects of Fortune 500 and Private Equity companies as well as Start-Up's. Kristin has a passion for financial modeling and valuation and obtained an external certification from the Corporate Finance Institute (FMVA).

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07 May 2026 13:45 - 14:15

Fireside chat | Leveraging AI for efficiency in high-growth organisations

In high-growth, pre-IPO environments, controllers must move fast, maintain accuracy, and balance innovation with compliance. In this fireside chat, Kristin Johannimloh shares firsthand experience navigating AI adoption as a solo controller in a performance-enhancement company preparing to go public. She explores the tensions between automation and human judgment, highlighting both successes and pitfalls. Attendees will examine three core challenges: - AI in lean teams: How to deploy AI effectively without a full finance team. - Compliance meets innovation: Ensuring documentation, SEC standards, and professional judgment remain intact. - Strategic evolution of controllership: Transitioning from manual reconciliation to shaping revenue structuring and decision-making.