The role of a Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is evolving. In recent decades, financial leaders have taken on evermore responsibility regarding corporate financial strategy, growth initiatives, and other value-adds outside the traditional accounting purview. ...
The expansion and substantiation of the accounting and finance departments are clear indicators of healthy growth. However, there comes a tipping point where that division can no longer operate in a self-sustaining manner—even with the guidance of a financial...
CFOs are responsible for analyzing financial data to make sound decisions and must stay up-to-date on these trends to remain competitive and capitalize on potential opportunities. Data and analytics have become crucial tools for making informed decisions and driving...
A CFO provides businesses with critical financial navigation through day-to-day operations and times of flux. Despite their organizational importance, many organizations do not need a full-time CFO if their daily needs require minimal guidance. However, to best...
Hiring a CFO represents a significant progression in any company’s development. As every business is unique, you do not want to approach the decision from a “one-size-fits-all” mindset. Companies at different growth stages and with different needs...
As a small business owner, you wear many hats—your manager hat, your customer service rep hat, your sales associate hat. You may even wear an accounting hat. But as your small business continues to scale, so do your responsibilities. This can make balancing your...
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