Name: Abhishek Chandna | Controller Summit New York | Speaker | Controller Summit | San Jose
Start: 2027-02-24T07:00:00.000Z
End: 2027-02-24T07:00:00.000Z
Location: DoubleTree by Hilton San Jose

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Abhishek

Chandna

Director of Finance Strategy

Visa

Abhishek Chandna is a finance transformation leader with deep experience across data strategy, analytics, intelligent automation, and AI. He currently serves as Director of Data Strategy and Governance at Visa, where he focuses on modernizing finance data ecosystems, embedding automation, and enabling AI-ready decision frameworks. Previously at Autodesk, Abhishek led financial modernization programs that strengthened reporting accuracy, operational efficiency, and long-term data integrity through scalable automation and touchless operations. He serves on the AI in FP&A Committee hosted by FP&A Trends, has been a member of the Alteryx Customer Advisory Board, is a repeat invited speaker at Smartsheet ENGAGE and the Technology Industry User Group, and recently appeared on the AI in Finance Podcast. Outside of work, Abhishek enjoys fitness, traveling with his wife, and exploring emerging technologies shaping the future of finance.

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24 February 2027 16:15 - 16:45

Interactive session | Jane 3.0: The playbook for finance AI that actually works

AI has moved from helping finance teams to actually doing the work, and most teams aren’t set up for it. In this interactive keynote, Abhishek Chandna picks up where Jane 3.0 left off and shares a practical playbook built from real finance AI programs. It’s organized around the three things that decide whether AI succeeds: the data underneath it, the way it’s built, and the people who own the outcome. Through live polls and hands-on exercises, attendees will learn how to test whether their data is “ready enough” for AI, how to build AI the product way so it actually gets adopted, and what skills turn analysts into decision partners. Leave with frameworks they can use in their next close.