The mounting cost of providing quality healthcare benefits has CFOs weighing self-funding models that offer more control and fewer surprises.
Economic tailwinds lift corporate spending a bit in the coming year, but strategic finance chiefs remain focused on long-term investments as opposed to quick wins.
In assembling topnotch finance and accounting teams, CFOs are looking for people with business acumen, tech savvy and softer skills like storytelling.
Today’s finance chiefs predict their future, from the role of AI to the changing workplace.
Four CFOs with a slate of responsibilities that would intimidate their peers a generation ago are finding value in stopping to assess their leadership performance.
Three female CFOs say the timing has never been better for young women to become tomorrow’s finance chiefs.
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