How she has led the company to consistently beat Wall Street expectations

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When Square went public in 2015, its IPO looked like a disaster. But in the years that followed, the payments and financial services company has consistently beat analysts’ expectations on its way to a valuation north of $27 billion.

This turnaround story is in large part due to Square’s CFO, Sarah Friar. We’ll discuss how she shifted Wall Street’s narrative, and how the company plans to stay ahead of mounting competition in the payments and small-business services sectors.

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