Financial Management & Operational Efficiency: A CFO’s Perspective
By Heather Ogan
As a CFO, I’ve learned that financial management is about creating a framework that drives clarity, enabling smarter decision-making, and building operational efficiency across the organization. Too often, companies treat finance as a back-office function rather than a strategic enabler. That’s a mistake. Done right, financial management is the foundation…Read More
Read MoreCurrent Best Practices and Trends in Corporate Governance
By Laureen DeBuono, Heather Ogan
Insights from the Annual Stanford Directors’ College We recently attended the 30th Annual Stanford Directors’ College, and, as usual, the College and its speakers delivered a wealth of information that we would like to share with our readers. The College follows the Chatham House Rules – while we can share…Read More
Read MoreIntegrity and Ethics in the CFO Role: Leadership by Example
By Heather Ogan
Integrity and ethics: few concepts are as essential and frequently debated in the corporate world, particularly in finance. These values form the backbone of trust between an organization and its stakeholders—employees, customers, investors, and society. The CFO’s role in establishing and maintaining this trust cannot be overstated. As companies grow…Read More
Read MoreEnhancing Corporate Success through Cross-Functional Collaboration: The CFO’s Guide
By Heather Ogan
In the current business environment, the democratization of information driven by technological advances has highlighted the importance of cross-functional collaboration. This type of collaboration — one that involves various department teams working together toward a common goal — is critical because it breaks down organizational silos, ensuring that all departments…Read More
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