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Members’ Profile: Anne-Marie de Bruin 

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First and foremost is financial acumen—understanding financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, and compliance is foundational. However, transitioning to a CFO role requires a broader skill set beyond technical expertise. Strategic thinking is crucial.

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The Key Differences Between a Controller and a CFO in Small Businesses

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In contrast, a CFO is a more strategic financial professional, focusing on long-term planning, investor relations, and overarching financial strategy. Purpose of the Role The controller ensures financial reporting compliance and accuracy while preventing and detecting fraud.

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Enterprise Risk Management and EPM – Separate or Joined at the Hip?

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Another panelist highlighted their investment in inventory, as well as managing growth in the business. How do you balance the core responsibilities of Finance with risk management? Making timely, relevant, and accurate data available across the business is critical to effective decision-making and risk management.

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Financial Planning for Efficient Financial Management

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Debt Management: If you have debt, like credit card debt or student loans, develop a plan to manage and pay down your liabilities efficiently. Risk Management: Assess your insurance needs, including health, life, disability, and property insurance, to protect against unexpected events that could impact your financial well-being.

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The CFO’s role in bridging the value alignment gap

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This is the view of Georgeta Elena Precup (Moran), CPA,CGMA , Operating Partner - Acting CFO, Advisory at Beyond Podiatry , emphasising how CFOs occupy a unique vantage point, overseeing not only financial health but also strategic planning , risk management, and corporate governance.

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From CA to CFO: Navigating the competency framework

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It identifies 34 competencies structured within the four general roles of a CFO: Steward This role focuses on accounting, control, risk management, and asset preservation. It involves goal setting, strategic risk management, and a holistic perspective of the organization.

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12 Best Paying Jobs in Finance in 2023

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As a financial executive, the chief financial officer (CFO) is responsible for the financial health of an organization. The CFO role is multi-faceted and includes everything from financial planning and analysis to business budgeting, financial decision-making, and risk management.

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