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From Controller to CFO: What Changes?

CFO Talks

Example: When it’s time for an audit, the Controller is hands-on, working directly with the auditors, showing them the books, and explaining the details. The CFO, on the other hand, talks strategy with the audit partner and handles any big issues that pop up.

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How to Earn Big as a CFO?

The Finance Weekly

Supervise and offer suggestions for the financial department. Assist with risk management, audits, and research. Identify investment and financial planning opportunities. Collaborate with other executives and department heads on budget creation and management. Prepare quarterly and annual tax filings.

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7 Essentials Of Nonprofit Financial Management

The Charity CFO

Maintaining healthy financial management is critical for the organization’s sustainability, stability, and flexibility, now and in the future. Without a good grasp of your finances, your nonprofit risks: Exposure to fraud. Poor financial reporting. Risk management strategies. Get the free guide!

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Preparing Your Finance Organization for the New Era of AI

CFO Leadership

Future-forward finance and accounting organizations were quick to embrace robotic process automation (RPA) years ago to manage mundane, repetitive back-office tasks like data entry and routine financial reporting.