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This purely for my graduation. No financial gain, purely for scientific purposes.

I'm conducting empirical research for my bachelor's thesis at HTW Berlin on how finance professionals perceive the impact of AI-driven ERP systems on financial decision-making, and I need your help.

If you work in finance, accounting, or controlling and use an ERP system (SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, or similar), your perspective is exactly what this study needs.

📋 The survey is fully anonymous, takes less than 5 minutes, and contributes to one of the first empirical studies examining AI-ERP adoption specifically through the lens of finance professionals.

👉 https://forms.gle/dR9eLhn3feJZNNzp9

Feel free to share with anyone in your network who fits the profile. Every response makes a real difference. Thank you! 🙏

u/jondoesntgiveaf — 12 days ago
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Seeking ESG/SRI investment companies (not specific funds)

After nasty experience with the Big F (they admitted admitted errors, but wouldn't make amends or even apologize), I'm seeking a more customer-friendly company. Vanguard seems nicer, but gets middling grades for supporting coal etc. Some friends like TIAA, which apparently is now open to non-teachers. Can folks here recommend other large, stable companies that treat both people and environment well?

Not looking to make stock trades or pay a money manager or investment advisor. Just want a mix of boring/safe long-term mutual fund or ETF investments with at least some in ESG/SRI funds, including international.

Sorry if this isn't worded well; please feel free to suggest better phrasing.

Thanks!

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u/aintmt — 5 days ago
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Corporate FP&A to Sustainable Finance Pathway?

I have 5 years of experience in corporate FP&A and was in a non-finance, quantitative role for 3 years before that, so no environmental experience. I'm tired of pure profit based motives and want to get into a sustainability focused career. I also feel the scope of FP&A, at least in corporate, is smaller than what I would like. I would love to have a role influencing the investment decisions for sustainable development initiatives or conservation efforts.

Has anyone else made a similar transition? Is there any qualification I would need to do this? I was accepted into a sustainable impact analysis masters program but am wondering if a masters is even necessary if I could just utilize my experience instead.

Thanks in advance for any help.

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u/MediumPopular3249 — 2 days ago