About the Treasure Valley CFO Forum

What began in 2009 as an informal lunch gathering of twelve finance professionals has evolved into the Treasure Valley's premier financial leadership community, now serving nearly 100 members across the region. Incorporated as a nonprofit organization in 2011, the Forum operates under the guidance of a nine-member Board of Directors and is built on three foundational pillars that drive meaningful impact for our members and community.

Networking That Matters

Connect with finance leaders who understand your challenges. Our networking opportunities go beyond traditional meet-and-greets—we create meaningful connections through quarterly lunch meetings, intimate small-group gatherings, 2-3 annual social events, and our signature holiday celebration. Whether you're navigating complex financial decisions or seeking fresh perspectives, you'll find peers who've been there and are ready to share their insights.

Professional Development That Delivers

Stay ahead of the curve with targeted learning opportunities designed specifically for finance professionals. Our comprehensive professional development program includes:

• Quarterly Lunch & Learn Sessions: Four focused sessions per year featuring industry experts and relevant topics
• Annual Financial Leadership Conference: Our flagship one-day event addressing the most pressing challenges facing today's finance professionals, from emerging technologies to global economic trends
• Specialized Training: Ongoing education tailored to the evolving needs of financial leaders

Community Impact That Counts

We believe in investing in the next generation of financial leaders. Through our community outreach initiatives, we actively support local educational institutions by sharing real-world expertise with high school and college students. Additionally, our scholarship program recognizes and supports outstanding accounting and finance students as they prepare to enter the profession.

Diverse Membership, Unified Purpose

Our members represent the full spectrum of the Treasure Valley's financial landscape—from emerging growth companies and established corporations to government agencies and educational institutions. This diversity enriches our discussions, broadens perspectives, and creates opportunities for cross-sector collaboration that benefits everyone.