CFOs in a Time of Transformation

Once seen as chief accountants, CFOs today often springboard into the CEO position. A new study underscores how strong CFOs add value.

Since becoming CFO, Jennifer Scholz has been pushed out of her comfort zone. But it did not take long to regain her balance.

Frank Gumienny goes way beyond traditional accounting duties to grow fan connections and success on the field.

Steve Horowitz has helped the health care company pivot its strategy to seize big growth opportunities.

Eric Shander’s background is in accounting and finance. But like many CFOs today, he is minding more than just his company’s books.

The finance leaders of the future must reach their full potential. That means springboarding off their unique knowledge in three ways.

Norway’s largest bank has moved away from bricks and mortar. CFO Kjerstin Braathen is on the front lines of customer-centric change.

The U.S. pharmaceutical company, which is developing a peanut allergy drug, outgrew consensus decision-making. But to mature its governance model, it had to rethink culture…

In a time of rapid transformation, CFOs are well-positioned to push strategic change through an organization.

Discard the number-crunching stereotype: The best companies see finance teams as future executives.

Podcasts and other resources for executives looking to expand horizons.

Three new books for executives looking to drive transformations.