Why CFOs Now Run The Supply Chain, And What They Can Do About It
Events have driven business resilience onto the plates of more finance chiefs, but there are ways to handle it.
Events have driven business resilience onto the plates of more finance chiefs, but there are ways to handle it.
Activist investors, armed with record amounts of capital, assisted by recent market volatility and boosted by an upcoming once-in-a-generation SEC rule change, are about to attack Corporate America’s C-Suites and boardrooms with a vengeance.
The speed and size of a transaction might make it difficult to keep up with the details, but a post-close dispute can be stopped before it starts.
CFO David Morris works to keep inflation, labor woes from throttling provider of medications to assisted-living centers.
It is possible to protect supply while avoiding the trade-offs and risks of mitigation. But a radical rethink is needed to succeed.
Some notable public deals offer valuable insights for private companies as they look at potential mergers for the rest of the year and beyond.