Treasury & Risk Management is marking its 15th year of serving the finance community. This September, I also finish my fifth year as its editor. Thus, it seems particularly fitting to celebrate with a redesign–a new look and a new way of viewing the world of finance. We have always prided ourselves on our ability to see and analyze finance's big picture as well as report on forward-looking tactics and tools that can ultimately make your job easier and you more successful at it. Now, our magazine is formatted to capture those strengths. The front of the book is dedicated to the functional, day-to-day improvements that speak directly to how you can reshape operations and inject efficiencies. There will be five monthly departments that reflect your priorities–Treasury Management, Risk Management, Tools and Technology, Governance and Accounting and Retirement and Benefits. Continuing our commitment to always focus on what's coming next in finance, these department pages will be filled with objective analysis of best practices and smart tools from cutting-edge vendors. In our feature well, longer strategy pieces will emphasize process over function and include case studies from the nation's leading treasuries and finance departments. The format will make information more readily accessible to increasingly busy readers. Treasury & Risk Management is also shortening its name to Treasury & Risk. What can I say? It makes for a nicer logo.

I look forward to hearing your thoughts about the redesign and topics and issues you would like to see us cover. After all, we wouldn't be here if it weren't for you.