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Members’ Profile: Anne-Marie de Bruin 

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When facing professional challenges, my approach is centred around maintaining a problem-solving mindset and a proactive attitude. This helps in developing a well-informed strategy to tackle the problem. CFOs are often tasked with navigating financial risks, whether due to market fluctuations or operational challenges.

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Embedding Credit and Collection Risk Awareness Across the Organization

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Furthermore, decisions made by credit management directly influence working capital performance, bad debt exposure, and the ability of the treasury function to forecast liquidity with accuracy. Encouraging holistic problem-solving over isolated decision-making. Lessons learned and corrective actions taken.

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Three Ways to Improve the Relationship Between Credit and Sales

Trade Credit & Liquidity Management

In today’s competitive business environment, the credit department’s primary value lies in its ability to facilitate sales in alignment with company forecasts and objectives, not just to minimize risk, but to actively support growth. Field Engagement: Do a “ride-along” with a sales representative.

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Members’ Profile: Thobile Dlamini

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This broadened her skills and highlighted the importance of cultural sensitivity, teamwork, and innovative problem-solving. The challenge of financial forecasts based on quantitative data was both stimulating and rewarding. Risk Management: Understanding and managing financial risks is a critical aspect of a CFO’s role.

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Members’ Spotlight: Charles Westermeyer

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Start with deepening your understanding of financial planning and analysis, budgeting, and forecasting to support data-driven decisions. Building business acumen and risk management capabilities will help you align financial goals with broader company strategy.

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Diverse Teams, Unified Goals: Managing Multifaceted Finance Staff

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While some team members may be proficient in traditional accounting practices, others may excel in data analytics, risk management, or even tech-driven financial innovations. However, a diverse team can also present management challenges.

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How to Find the Best FP&A Candidates for Your Team

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Financial Planning and Analysis (FP&A) candidates are professionals who specialize in financial planning, budgeting, forecasting, and analysis within an organization. Financial Modeling: They are proficient in building financial models to evaluate various scenarios, assess the impact of decisions, and make accurate forecasts.