Skip to content
Log in Join free
CFO Weekly cover art

Personiv

CFO Weekly

A Management , Business and Careers podcast

#12 in Management · 🇸🇬 #26 in Management · 🇳🇬
Good podcast? Give it some love!

About the show

Looking to build an efficient accounting team so you can focus on strategy and business growth? As the role of the CFO evolves to include long-term performance leadership, technology expertise, and company-wide strategic guidance, more and more accounting leaders are feeling overwhelmed. Join us as we talk to CFOs, Controllers, and other industry veterans who share their expertise on how to streamline accounting processes, create greater efficiency, and move to a data-driven model, allowing you to focus on what matters. CFO Weekly is brought to you by Personiv, a high-quality, people-powered solution for all your accounting needs. From procure-to-pay and order-to-cash to record-to-report, and from transactional support to Controller-level support and more, Personiv goes above and beyond to deliver results with a team as small as one through its offshore, cost-saving model.

Newest episodes

Greatest Hits: Why AI Still Feels Hard for Finance Teams

27 min

In this Greatest Hits episode of CFO Weekly, Alex Curran, Chief Executive Officer at Aptitude Software, joins Megan Weis to revisit why AI adoption in finance is fundamentally an architecture problem, not a model problem. Drawing on more than two decades of experience modernizing finance and accounting systems, Alex explores what it takes to build an AI-ready finance function, why real-time and auditable data matter, and how CFOs can embrace a more strategic role in the era of autonomous finance.

Greatest Hits: Building Leadership Through Community

29 min

In this Greatest Hits episode of CFO Weekly, Mark Dempster, Founder at The Circle by Founders Circle Capital, joins Megan Weis to explore why peer communities are essential to CFO leadership. Drawing on his experience building The Circle and supporting finance executives at venture-backed companies, Mark shares how vulnerability, peer support, and leadership development help CFOs navigate pre-IPO pressures and prepare for the demands of public company leadership.

Where Automation Works and Human Judgment Still Matters

24 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Amy Wang, Chief Financial Officer at Procurify, joins Megan Weis to explore what AI in finance actually looks like inside mid-market companies, where automation adds real value, where human judgment still matters most, and how finance leaders can make smart technology decisions in a landscape that changes every six months. Drawing from her experience at PwC, Solium, Morgan Stanley, and Userful, Amy shares how CFOs can stay disciplined without becoming bureaucratic.

Similar podcasts

All episodes

The newest 50 of 328 episodes

Greatest Hits: Why AI Still Feels Hard for Finance Teams

27 min

In this Greatest Hits episode of CFO Weekly, Alex Curran, Chief Executive Officer at Aptitude Software, joins Megan Weis to revisit why AI adoption in finance is fundamentally an architecture problem, not a model problem. Drawing on more than two decades of experience modernizing finance and accounting systems, Alex explores what it takes to build an AI-ready finance function, why real-time and auditable data matter, and how CFOs can embrace a more strategic role in the era of autonomous finance.

Greatest Hits: Building Leadership Through Community

29 min

In this Greatest Hits episode of CFO Weekly, Mark Dempster, Founder at The Circle by Founders Circle Capital, joins Megan Weis to explore why peer communities are essential to CFO leadership. Drawing on his experience building The Circle and supporting finance executives at venture-backed companies, Mark shares how vulnerability, peer support, and leadership development help CFOs navigate pre-IPO pressures and prepare for the demands of public company leadership.

Where Automation Works and Human Judgment Still Matters

24 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Amy Wang, Chief Financial Officer at Procurify, joins Megan Weis to explore what AI in finance actually looks like inside mid-market companies, where automation adds real value, where human judgment still matters most, and how finance leaders can make smart technology decisions in a landscape that changes every six months. Drawing from her experience at PwC, Solium, Morgan Stanley, and Userful, Amy shares how CFOs can stay disciplined without becoming bureaucratic.

Where AI Delivers for Finance Teams and Where Fundamentals Still Win

20 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, James Vanreusel, Founder and CEO of Vanreusel Ventures, joins Megan Weis to explore where AI is genuinely improving forecasting, reporting, and analysis, and why fundamentals like pricing, margins, and unit economics still matter most, drawing on a career spanning Wall Street, microfinance, and more than a decade of fractional CFO work.

Agentic AI Starts with the Process, Not the Technology

23 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Courtney Stoner, who has held executive leadership roles at Iron Mountain, GE Vernova, and GE Aerospace joins to discuss The CFOs playbook for Agentic AI & ROI. Drawing from a career spanning civil engineering, operations, M&A, and finance.

Why Professional Judgment Is the Accountant’s Greatest Differentiator

21 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Kerrie Jones, Financial Controller at Peak Living, joins Megan Weis to explore why professional judgment, not just technical expertise, is what makes accountants trusted business advisors. Drawing from her experience leading accounting teams through growth and change, hiring and developing more than 50 accountants, and serving on a nonprofit board, Kerrie shares how finance leaders can use AI as a decision support tool while still owning every decision.

The CFO as Decision Architect

28 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Shirley Shu-Hurley, Chief Financial Officer at Hillsborough Transit Authority (HART), joins Megan Weis to explore how today's finance leaders are shaping strategy, strengthening governance, and building the organizational capacity businesses need to grow and adapt in an increasingly complex world. Drawing on two decades of experience across the energy sector, entrepreneurship, and global nonprofit finance, Shirley shares her framework for becoming a decision architect rather than a financial operator.

Why CPAs Make Great CFOs

30 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, John Wise, Director of Finance and Accounting at The Armstrong Company, joins Megan Weis to explore how the CPA designation can become a foundation for strategic business leadership, the cultural growing pains that come with scaling a middle-market business, and where finance leaders should start when transforming a decentralized finance function into one built for growth.

How CFOs Use AI and Real-Time Data to Make Faster Decisions

28 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Mark Gaudiosi, Chief Financial Officer at Burro, joins Megan Weis to explore why AI adoption in finance succeeds or fails on one question: what decision does this actually change? Drawing on more than twenty-five years scaling finance functions at Gopuff, Medical Guardian, and now an outdoor autonomous robotics company, Mark shares how CFOs can separate real AI value from hype, why data ownership is shifting from IT to finance, and how operational data from robots is becoming a core financial metric.

Why AI ROI Has Become a CFO Problem, Not a Tech Problem

26 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Mike DePrisco, President and CEO of IMA (Institute of Management Accountants), joins Megan Weese to explore why AI cost and ROI are becoming CFO problems rather than pure technology problems, drawing on IMA's own research showing 63% of finance leaders have now deployed AI and 37% of CFOs still don't trust their own data, and outlining what it really takes to evaluate AI investments and build measurable business value.

Why AI-Native Finance Beats Bolted-On AI Tools

26 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Bojan Belejkovski, Vice President of Finance and Treasurer at Voltava, joins Megan Weis to explore why AI adoption in finance is fundamentally about data discipline and operating-model design, not the AI tools themselves, drawing on his path from law to treasury, his work leading major ERP transformations, and his book, Treasury 2.0: Future-Proofing Finance with AI.

Building a Scalable Finance Function

23 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Jessica Trimmer, Senior Director of Revenue and Transformation at Intapp, joins Megan Weis to explore what it really takes to build a finance organization that scales, how leaders should think about people, processes, systems, and governance as companies grow, and why finance operating models must evolve alongside the business. Drawing on more than twenty years of experience leading enterprise-wide finance transformation, Jessica shares why the operating model, not headcount, is usually the real constraint on scale.

Why the Best CFOs Think Like CEOs

24 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Abir Syed, Co-Founder of UpCounting, joins Megan Weis to explore why the best finance leaders move beyond producing numbers to actively shaping business decisions, drawing from his path from Big Four auditor to hands-on ecommerce operator and fractional CFO for high-growth direct-to-consumer brands.

How to Keep Finance Teams Engaged During a Merger

34 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Rick Hasselman, Chief Financial Officer at Clari + Salesloft, joins Megan Weis to explore what it takes to lead a finance organization through a major merger, why finance and sales must operate as true partners in driving revenue, and how AI is turning the CFO into an orchestrator of agents rather than just a steward of the numbers. Drawing on more than thirty years of experience spanning PwC, Google, Sumo Logic, Podium, and Expel.

The Skills That Separate CFOs from Finance Experts

20 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Wassia Kamon, Chief Financial Officer at ACE | Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs, joins Megan Weis to explore the journey from controller or FP&A leader to modern CFO, the mindset shifts that matter most, and how aspiring finance executives can prepare for a role that extends far beyond the numbers. Drawing from her experience across manufacturing, technology, pharmaceuticals, and the nonprofit sector, Wassia shares practical advice on building a personal board of directors, leading through people, and using AI without losing sight of leadership.

General-Purpose AI Agents Are Not Built for High-Stakes Finance

20 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Jeremy Ung, Chief Technology Officer at BlackLine, joins Megan Weis to explore why general-purpose AI agents are not automatically safe for high-stakes financial operations. Drawing on more than two decades of engineering and product leadership at Amazon Web Services, Microsoft, and Apptio, Jeremy explains why deploying AI agents in finance requires the same rigor as onboarding a new employee, and how BlackLine is building toward a future where agents, not just people, are the primary users of finance software.

The Rodman Paradox: Why Your Most Valuable Employee May Not Be Your Best One

26 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Jack McCullough, Founder and President of the CFO Leadership Council, joins Megan Weis to explore the Rodman Paradox, the idea that a company's most valuable employee may not be its best-performing one, but the one whose irreplaceable skill set keeps the organization running. Drawing on decades of experience as a CFO, CEO, and board advisor, Jack shares how leaders can identify, reward, and retain the quiet specialists that traditional org charts and performance metrics too often overlook.

How Finance Leaders Help Mid-Sized Businesses Scale Without Stalling

38 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Mike McLain, Chief Accounting Officer at Transwestern, joins Megan Weis to explore what separates mid-sized businesses that scale successfully from those that stall, and how finance leaders can help organizations grow with both discipline and agility. Drawing from his upbringing around his father's insurance brokerage, his public accounting career at Arthur Andersen and Grant Thornton, and fourteen years leading finance and accounting at Transwestern, a founder-led commercial real estate firm.

Greatest Hits: How New Finance Leaders Navigate Transition and Build Confidence

30 min

In this greatest hits episode of CFO Weekly, Kevin Appleby, Head of Partnerships at GrowCFO and host of the GrowCFO Show podcast, joins Megan Weis to explore how new CFOs can successfully navigate their critical first hundred days, drawing from his extensive experience mentoring finance leaders through the challenging transition from technical finance roles to strategic enterprise leadership.

Greatest Hits: Why CFOs Must Embrace AI

29 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Keith Causey, SVP of Cloud ERP Transformation at Oracle, joins Megan Weis to discuss the transformative impact of AI on finance, how AI-driven tools are enabling touchless operations, and the role of CFOs as change agents and offers actionable advice for overcoming resistance to innovation.

Greatest Hits: Operational Finance and How CFOs Drive Performance with Devin Weil, CFO at ShipMonk

21 min

In this greatest hits episode of CFO Weekly, Devin Weil, Chief Financial Officer at ShipMonk, joins Megan Weis to explore how modern CFOs are transforming operational finance by embedding themselves directly in warehouse and logistics operations, drawing from his experience building field finance organizations at XPO and leading finance for one of the fastest-growing tech-enabled fulfillment platforms managing 1,600 employees across 12 global locations.

Modernizing Finance Without Losing the Human Element

20 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Jill Howe, Chief Financial Officer at Lineage Cell Therapeutics, joins Megan Weis to explore how finance leaders can modernize their organizations through technology while keeping people, flexibility, and fit-for-purpose thinking at the center of every decision drawing from more than two decades of building finance infrastructure in the San Diego biotech sector.

Healthcare Funding, Defense Spending, and the CFO’s Role in Advocacy

25 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Ed Bleacher, Chief Financial Officer at St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children, joins Megan Weis to explore how federal funding decisions shape patient care on the ground, why the healthcare-versus-defense budget debate is more complex than a simple pie chart, and what it takes for finance leaders in healthcare to drive change, influence policy, and build the operational partnerships that will define the CFO role for the next decade.

How CFO-Level Finance Helps Restaurants Survive

23 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Anne Napolitano, CEO and Founder of Anne Napolitano Consulting, joins Megan Weis to explore how food and beverage operators can move beyond basic bookkeeping to leverage finance as a true competitive advantage, drawing from her experience as a former Hermès Controller, working chef, and decade-long advisor to restaurant and bar owners navigating thin margins, cash flow challenges, and growth decisions.

The CFO as Chief Data Officer

26 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Courtney Colmenares, Chief Financial Officer at Crane Stationery, joins Megan Weis to explore why owning the data stack has become the defining responsibility of the modern CFO. Drawing from her time at Spanx, her experience building data infrastructure from scratch at a fast-growing startup, and her current work scaling a two-hundred-year-old brand into a data-driven organization.

Why AI Still Feels Hard for Finance Teams

27 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Alex Curran, Chief Executive Officer at Aptitude Software, joins Megan Weis to explore why AI adoption in finance is fundamentally an architecture problem, how a new category of AI-native finance ERP is emerging to close the gap between AI ambition and data reality, and what CFOs must do now to become truly AI-ready, drawing from over two decades of experience implementing finance and accounting systems for some of the world’s largest and most complex organizations.

The Rise of AI-Driven Finance Teams

29 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Jared Shulman, Co-Founder and CEO of Daylit, joins Megan Weis to explore how AI agents are transforming the finance function from cost center to value driver, drawing from his background in credit and hedge funds, his experience building Daylit into the leading AI agents platform for accounts receivable, and his role teaching entrepreneurial finance at Babson College.

AI Adoption in Finance: What CFOs Get Wrong (And How to Do It Right)

30 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Ashok Manthena, CFO and Chief Finance AI Officer at ChatFin, joins Megan Weis to explore what practical AI adoption inside finance functions really looks like, drawing from his experience working with CFOs across FP&A, treasury, tax, and controllership to automate manual work, improve decision-making, and unlock productivity through AI long before ChatGPT made the topic mainstream.

Beyond the Spreadsheet: Why Finance Leaders Must Translate, Not Just Analyze

29 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Derek Paulson, Vice President of FP&A at Pura Vida, joins Megan Weis to explore how a generalist mindset, cross-functional curiosity, and the discipline to never outsource critical thinking are defining the next generation of finance leadership, drawing from his journey across manufacturing, consumer brands, and the MBA classroom to his current role at a purpose-driven lifestyle brand.

Greatest Hits: Financial Planning 101 for College Students with Stephen Heath

45 min

In this Greatest Hits episode of CFO Weekly, Stephen Heath, Accounting Professor at the College of San Mateo, shared timeless wisdom on financial planning for college students, including why it matters, what mistakes to avoid, and how young adults can build a strong financial foundation before life gets complicated.

How to Become a CFO: The Real Career Path, Skills & Decisions That Matter

18 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, David Liu, Chief Financial Officer at SuccessKPI, joins Megan Weis to explore the non-linear path to the CFO seat, drawing from his experience in GE’s Financial Management Program, roles at Amazon and Framebridge, and leadership across high-growth SaaS companies, sharing how breadth of experience, cross-functional curiosity, and a willingness to embrace uncertainty shaped his journey to finance executive leadership.

IPO Readiness for CFOs: Processes, Controls & Strategy for Going Public

29 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Ignacio “Nacho” Redondo, former Senior Vice President of Finance at Nextpower, formerly Nextracker, joins Megan Weis to explore what it truly takes to prepare an organization for an IPO, drawing from his twenty-five-year finance career spanning engineering, private equity, and global technology, including his experience as CFO of Nextracker during its transformation from a Flex subsidiary into a publicly traded solar energy company.

Greatest Hits: How One Finance Leader Transformed Multiple Industries with Angie Paglinawan, Finance Accounting Consultant

35 min

In this “Greatest Hits” episode of CFO Weekly, Megan Weis revisits an insightful conversation with Angie Paglinawan, former Director of Finance IT at Aristocrat and now a Finance Accounting Consultant. With over 25 years of experience spanning utilities, gaming manufacturing, hospitality, IT, and construction, Angie shares her journey from traditional accounting into strategic finance leadership. This episode is a masterclass in standardization, automation, and the evolving role of the CFO as a storyteller and change driver.

Greatest Hits: Building Learning Cultures in Finance with Jessica McClain, CFO at American Staffing Association

27 min

In this "Greatest Hits" episode of CFO Weekly, Megan Weis revisits a masterclass in leadership with Jessica McClain, current CFO of the American Staffing Association. Recorded during her tenure as CFO of Girl Scouts Nation's Capital, the 2023 Nonprofit CFO of the Year shares her roadmap for transitioning from public accounting to the C-suite by prioritizing continuous learning, emotional intelligence, and team development. Jessica’s insights offer a timeless guide for navigating technological disruption and mastering the strategic agility required of the modern finance professional.

Greatest Hits: AI-Powered Vendor Management and How CFOs Streamline Operations with Sara Wyman, CEO & Founder at Stackpack

27 min

In this Greatest Hits episode of CFO Weekly, Sara Wyman, CEO & Founder at Stackpack, joins Megan Weis to explore how modern CFOs are transforming vendor management through AI-powered automation and strategic oversight, drawing from her experience as former VP of Strategic Partnerships at Affirm, where she witnessed the chaos of managing hundreds of vendors without proper systems at high-growth companies.

Greatest Hits: Secrets of a Tech-Savvy CFO with Aaron Levine

27 min

In this Greatest Hits episode of CFO Weekly, Aaron Levine, Chief Financial Officer at Prophix, joins Megan Weis to discuss the challenges and opportunities of being a CFO at a company whose technology is built for CFOs. Aaron shares insights on the evolving role of the CFO in today's tech-driven landscape, the importance of data stewardship, and how innovative financial solutions can enhance collaboration across teams.

Agentic AI and the Future of the Deterministic CFO with Patrick Villanova, CFO at BlackLine

36 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Patrick Villanova, Chief Financial Officer at BlackLine, joins Megan Weis to explore how agentic AI is shifting the office of the CFO from binary, "yes/no" automation to autonomous decision-making. Drawing from a decade of leadership at BlackLine and deep experience in SEC reporting, Patrick discusses the critical need for "deterministic" AI, systems where perfection is the only allowable outcome and how these agents act as a strategic "fifth person in the room". He shares why the future of finance belongs to "data-savvy" professionals who embrace technology to transition from manual doers to high-impact reviewers.

Automated, Insightful, and Connected: The Future of Finance with Hari Sankar, SVP of Applications Development at Oracle

32 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Hari Sankar, Senior Vice President of Applications Development at Oracle, joins Megan Weis to explore how AI, automation, and cloud technology are transforming finance from a reactive, manual function into an automated, insightful, and connected strategic force, drawing from his fifteen-year journey at the intersection of finance and technology and Oracle’s mission to embed AI directly into core finance platforms.

Greatest Hits: Why Every Entrepreneur Needs a Fractional CFO with Sara Daw, CEO of The CFO Centre Group Limited

38 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Sara Daw, CEO of The CFO Centre Group Limited, joins Megan Weis to talk about the role of a fractional CFO in the growth of modern entrepreneurial businesses. Learn when growing companies should consider bringing on a fractional CFO, how experienced executives can successfully transition to fractional work, and why this flexible model is reshaping the future of executive leadership.

The Evolving CFO-CEO Partnership with Todd McElhatton, COO and CFO at Zuora

24 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Todd McElhatton, COO and CFO at Zuora, joins Megan Weis to explore how the CFO-CEO relationship has evolved from reporting history to engineering outcomes, drawing from his three decades of experience leading finance and operations at SAP, Oracle, VMware, HP, and his role guiding Zuora through its $1.7 billion acquisition by Silver Lake and GIC.

From Finance Specialist to AI-Enabled Generalist with Chris Garber, CFO at Guild

28 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Chris Garber, Chief Financial Officer at Guild, joins Megan Weis to explore how AI and automation are transforming finance leadership from technical specialists to cross-functional business generalists, drawing from his experience leading diverse teams across FP&A, analytics, sales ops, IT, and his fifteen-year journey with a transformational mentor who consistently pushed him into new functional areas to drive company impact.

The Venture-Backed CFO: Mastering Boardroom Influence with Mark Dempster, Partner at Founders Circle Capital

29 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Mark Dempster, Founder & Chief People Officer at The Circle by Founders Circle Capital, joins Megan Weis to explore how peer community has become essential infrastructure for CFOs navigating pre-IPO pressure, drawing from his experience building The Circle, a private leadership community serving 350 venture-backed CFOs, and his background as the first non-investor role at Sequoia Capital.

The New CFO’s First 100 Days Playbook with Kevin Appleby, COO at GrowCFO

30 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Kevin Appleby, Head of Partnerships at GrowCFO and host of the GrowCFO Show podcast, joins Megan Weis to explore how new CFOs can successfully navigate their critical first hundred days, drawing from his extensive experience mentoring finance leaders through the challenging transition from technical finance roles to strategic enterprise leadership.

The CFO & CIO Blueprint for ERP Implementation with Evan J. Schwartz, CIO at AMCS Group

49 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Evan Schwartz, Chief Innovation Officer at AMCS Group, joins Megan Weis to explore how modern CFOs can avoid the Gartner-cited 70% ERP failure rate through strategic vision setting, vendor partnerships, and proactive change management, drawing from his 30+ years of experience driving digital transformation across resource-intensive industries and his Amazon best-selling book on ERP implementation.

Operational Finance and How CFOs Drive Performance with Devin Weil, CFO at ShipMonk

21 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Devin Weil, Chief Financial Officer at ShipMonk, joins Megan Weis to explore how modern CFOs are transforming operational finance by embedding themselves directly in warehouse and logistics operations, drawing from his experience building field finance organizations at XPO and leading finance for one of the fastest-growing tech-enabled fulfillment platforms managing 1,600 employees across 12 global locations.

Why CFOs are the Chief Everything Officers with Claire Bramley, CFO at Xero

32 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Claire Bramley, former Chief Financial Officer at Teradata, joins Megan Weis to discuss the modern CFO, how technology and AI are reshaping the CFO's responsibility, and defining what a successful executive looks like. Claire also dives into career growth, leadership strategies, and the underestimated power of storytelling in finance.

What CFOs Need to Know for 2025 with Jim Benson, CFO at Dynatrace

33 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Jim Benson, Chief Financial Officer at Dynatrace, joins Megan Weis to share insights about modernizing the finance function, developing succession strategies, and what CFOs should focus on as we enter 2025.

The Chameleon CFO: Adapting Leadership for Hyper-Growth with John Glasgow, CEO & CFO at Campfire

29 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, John Glasgow, CEO & CFO at Campfire, joins Megan Weis to explore how modern CFOs can balance financial discipline with product innovation in dual leadership roles, drawing from his experience at Bill.com and Adobe where he mastered the intersection of financial strategy and product development while building an AI-native ERP platform.

Scaling Finance Operations: The Hyper-Growth Blueprint with Dan Wheadon, Partner at Cherry Bekaert

27 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Dan Wheadon, Partner and CFO Advisory Leader at Cherry Bekaert, joins Megan Weis to discuss how finance leaders can transform their function from a back office to a strategic catalyst by focusing on data accuracy, building FP&A capabilities, and embracing a culture of continuous improvement, drawing from his twenty-five years of experience guiding companies through strategic and technological challenges.

Building Dynamic Finance Models with Real-Time Data with Siqi Chen, CEO & Founder at Runway

34 min

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Siqi Chen, CEO & CFO at Runway, joins Megan Weis to explore how modern CFOs are revolutionizing finance operations through real-time forecasting and connected systems, drawing from his experience as former CEO at Sandbox VR where COVID-19 exposed the painful inadequacy of traditional planning tools when rapid scenario planning became mission-critical.

See all 200 episodes

–

0 ratings from members

5
4
3
2
1

Rate this podcast

Log in to rate and review the shows you listen to.

No reviews yet — be the first member to rate "CFO Weekly".

This podcast, its content and its artwork are not owned by, affiliated with, or endorsed by Castquire.

Keep listening

Discover more podcasts like this.

Browse podcasts See the charts

Up next

  1. Nothing queued. Use + Queue on any episode to line it up.

0:00 0:00

Cookies

We set only what the site needs to sign you in and remember your theme. No advertising, no analytics. Read more.