

In headcount planning, uncoordinated teams and decentralized data can lead to delayed decisions, overspending, and missed revenue targets. What organizations need is a strategic approach to integrate fragmented data sources, align stakeholders across departments, and manage the largest expense—headcount.
Join us for an insightful webinar, where Christian Wattig will share proven, actionable strategies to to overcome HRIS limitations, streamline reconciliation processes, build effective headcount dashboards and drive more accurate workforce planning..
Tune in to learn about:
Headcount modeling - popular methods and best practices
Choosing the right headcount model — and when to use which and for what company stage
Tackling common challenges in headcount modeling
How to automate headcount reconciliation to reduce manual effort
Designing an effective headcount dashboard
We also have a dedicated Q&A session at the end to answer your questions on the topic.
Free giveaway for all webinar registrants!
Get a free copy of Headcount Planning Template, a cheat sheet on choosing the right Headcount Forecasting method, and a comprehensive guide to Headcount Forecasting (eBook).
Who should attend
Who should attend?
Accurate headcount forecasting is key to business growth. If you’re struggling with or are trying to improve your current processes, this webinar is for you.
Recommended for all CFOs, FP&A and finance leaders, at B2B SaaS companies with Series A+ funding.
About Christian Wattig
Christian Wattig is an FP&A expert with 14+ years of experience in MNCs (P&G, Unilever) and high-growth tech startups (Squarespace). After earning his MBA from NYU Stern, he helped take Squarespace public. Now an entrepreneur, Christian directs the FP&A certificate program at Wharton and runs his firm, FP&A Prep, offering corporate training, online programs, and sharing insights through LinkedIn, newsletters, and his "FP&A Tuesday" series.