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Sue
Qi
CFO, Worldwide Gaming Retail
Microsoft
Sue Qi serves as CFO, Worldwide Gaming Retail, within the gaming finance organisation at Microsoft. She drives financial strategy, manages budget/forecast and provides insights on performance and markets across the EMEA region, supporting major gaming launches and retail partnerships. She is on her ninth year at Microsoft and she has previously been Finance Director UKI consumer finance lead. Prior to Microsoft, she has developed her expertise through various roles while working in audit, investment banking and corporate finance leadership positions in organizations such as Ernst Young, BoA Merrill Lynch, Inchcape, Live Nation Music and AB InBev. Sue is CA, CPA and ACA licensed accountant (Canada, US and UK) holds MBA from London Business School and master’s in Industrial and Organizational Psychology at Harvard University.
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12 November 2026 14:30 - 15:00
Frontier finance with Microsoft: What it takes to stay at the front of agentic AI adoption in finance
Agentic AI is moving from pilots into live finance workflows faster than most teams can set the rules for it. The finance functions pulling ahead are not waiting for a settled playbook. They are testing early, deciding where an agent can act and where a person still must, and changing how the team works while the technology is still shifting. Drawing on Microsoft’s own finance experience, this keynote shows what operating at the frontier looks like in practice: where agentic AI is already changing planning, analysis and reporting, what has had to change in roles and ways of working to make it stick, and how to keep moving as capabilities change quarter to quarter. Key takeaways - A view of where agentic AI is already changing finance work, and which use cases are ready to act on now. - The team, skills and governance shifts that separate early movers from teams still stuck in pilot mode. - A practical way to keep pace as capabilities change, without rebuilding your approach every few months.