Dan Crumb, CFO, Kansas City Chiefs
FEI's "ForwardThinking" series features conversations with senior-level financial executives at the center of challenging times, requiring them to reflect on the fundamentals of their profession, their role as leaders, and accepting responsibility for greater societal change.
In this 1 CPE credit session Dan Crumb, CFO, Kansas City Chiefs, shares how COVID-19 impacted budgets and regulations, and how data analysis is crucial to leverage when making the right decision.
Field of Study: Management Services, Technical
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CFO | Kansas City Chiefs Football Club
Dan Crumb was named Chief Financial Officer of the Kansas City Chiefs in September 2010. Prior to joining the Chiefs, Crumb worked for the New Orleans Hornets of the NBA as the team’s Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. Before that, Crumb served as the CFO of Abita Springs Water Company Inc, having begun his professional career at KPMG.
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