Humans Behind Tech: Phil Aerdeman - Head of FP&A and Technology Finance, Bupa
Where technology meets the humans who make it work - ACS x What The Heck Is Tech Series
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About this event
How can organisations align financial performance, green technology and people-focused decision-making to drive sustainable, long-term value?
Join ACS, Bupa and What the Heck is Tech for an insightful webinar exploring how technology and finance leaders work together to shape investment decisions, manage risk and unlock value through technology.
Hear from Phil Aerdeman, Head of FP&A and Technology Finance as he unpacks how finance influences technology strategy - from funding and prioritisation to measuring outcomes, improving efficiency and supporting responsible, future-ready innovation, using GreenTech initiatives as a practical, real-world example. The conversation will highlight why strong collaboration between Finance, Technology and People teams is critical in tech-led businesses
Through a GreenTech case study, the discussion will explore how Finance teams evaluate, enable and measure investments that optimise costs and deliver real business value. The conversation will also highlight the often unseen role of Finance professionals in translating technology ambition into scalable, value-driven execution.
Designed to be practical and forward-looking, this webinar connects financial leadership with technology delivery, offering actionable insights into how organisations can invest smarter and maximise value from technology. Whether you work in technology, finance, governance or leadership, this session offers valuable insights into building technology that delivers both performance and purpose.
Humans Behind Tech - an ACS x What the Heck is Tech webinar series that goes beyond the tools to highlight the people who make technology work.
Speakers
Having worked across multiple countries and cultures, Phil brings a global perspective to building high-performing teams in complex and regulated environments. He is particularly interested in the evolving role of finance in tech-led sectors — including areas such as GreenTech — where innovation and capital discipline must align to create durable value.
A marathon runner, Phil is also a strong advocate for diversity and inclusion, with a particular focus on supporting neurodivergent talent and fostering environments where different ways of thinking can thrive.
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