Anthony La Scala is an experienced leader in the IT and cybersecurity industry. Anthony takes a pragmatic approach to consulting executives on the future-state of their IT infrastructure and security. He takes deeply technical and detailed information and explains it through a macro-scale lens and uses that information to help executives plan for growth and scaling of their business.
Additionally, Anthony strikes the right balance between security controls and business efficiencies. Please login to RSVP to meetings, so you can benefit from your membership status. If you are a member, please login to RSVP. We meet monthly via Zoom and give participants an opportunity to introduce themselves and provide speakers on topics relevant to financial executives. This chapter draws from a deep and geographically diverse pool of senior management talent and financial disciplines.
Out-of-town residents with an active interest in San Diego are welcome to join and attend any events. Please write to Jim Carr for more information. Senior level financial job postings around the world are available on this website in the Job Leads section on your dashboard. Through in-depth discussions with other FENG members interested in similar financial roles, you will stay updated on industry trends, exchange best practices, learn about new technology and create meaningful connections with other finance leaders in your club.
Meetings begin with half an hour of news, announcements and personal introductions, followed by a guest speaker s on a topic of timely interest. Please check out the Meetings tab for a list of upcoming topics.
Members, prospective members and invited guests can register for meetings. If you are a non-member, please send an email and let us know who you are, who referred you and your interest in attending the meeting to: Reuven Rubinson, CPA San Diego Chapter Chair [email protected] About The FENG The Financial Executives Networking Group is a c 3 , founded in as a forum for senior financial executives to share job opportunities and experiences. Although we do have an army of volunteers, we still need cash to support our considerable out-of-pocket expenses.
