Essential Lessons for Becoming an Interim CFO and Excelling in Leadership
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Stepping into the role of an interim CFO is not just about crunching numbers; it’s about navigating complexity, providing strategic clarity, and becoming a critical advisor. Whether tackling crises or driving organizational transitions, interim CFOs wield influence far beyond traditional financial oversight. More directly stated, “You need to have the…Read More

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What’s Your Leadership Style—and Is It Effective?
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I’ve asked myself these questions more than once throughout my career: What’s my leadership style? And is it actually effective? They sound simple, but they require reflection, honesty, and time. We’re each uniquely qualified to examine the experiences that shaped how we lead. I’ll share how my leadership style formed,…Read More

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Strategic Approaches to Mitigating the Effects of US Tariffs
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A conversation with Consumer CFOs at FLG Partners One thing is certain: increased tariffs are here. But much remains uncertain. Where, at what cost, and with what impact on US consumers, employees, and small and large companies? Perhaps the more definitive certainty is that markets dislike uncertainty, as do CEOs…Read More

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Tariff Turbulence: Six Strategic Moves CFOs Must Make Now
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Early in my career, I was tasked with driving the international business for a communications equipment company with a business partner. My colleague owned international sales and marketing, and I was responsible for structurally conducting commerce in our targeted markets. My responsibilities included (i) consideration of a permanent establishment (i.e….Read More

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