A former oil CFO and Airborne Ranger says CFOs should seize the current opportunity to get leaner and become the company they want to be—and that employees are the key to getting there.
The Square co-founder and deputy chair of the St. Louis Fed on the pandemic fallout, restarting the economy and why “innovation stack” companies fare best in volatile times. His book, The Innovation Stack: Building an Unbeatable Business One Crazy Idea at a Time, just hit shelves—real and virtual.
If you want great results, assuming your team understands the outcomes you’re looking for is the best way not to get them.
If you want to not only survive, but thrive during periods of great change, hunkering down to weather the storm is just about the worst thing you can do.
In the following roundtable recap, CFOs discuss the best ways to adapt to an increasingly automated workplace while, at the same time, calming employee fears.
When Paul Mallen stepped into the CEO role at The Amalgamated Family of Companies in February 2018, he felt well prepared for the top job
