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Finance vs. Accounting

CFO Simplified

The terms “finance” and “accounting” are often used interchangeably. There are, however, very real differences between finance and accounting. While many business owners look for a CFO to bolster their existing accounting team, here at CFO Simplified, we consider that a CFO would be categorized squarely in the finance category.

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Breaking Down the FP&A Function of the CFO Suite

BlueLight

The CFO is focused on company-level strategic planning and building a relationship with investors. Medium size company: CFO has a Controller as a direct report to handle the day-to-day financial operations and reporting. Early-stage startup: Focused on finding product market fit, limited financial information to work with.

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Change Management: The Modern CFO’s Blueprint 

CFO Talks

Developing the Finance Agenda Once strategic priorities are identified, the CFO distills these insights into a clear, concise list of goals. Example: Enhancing Financial Transparency A practical example of mobilizing an organization might involve a CFO at a service company who aims to enhance financial transparency and accountability.

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