Success as a CFO is rarely determined by technical ability. Mastery of the technical aspects of finance is a given; what makes the difference is the ability to lead and operate in areas where there is no right answer. Today’s CFOs are expected to play diverse and challenging roles with ability to influence and persuade when required.
Beyond the traditional role of being a steward and running a tight finance operation that is efficient, CFOs now need to help shape overall strategy and direction, instilling a partnering approach and mind set to help other parts of the business perform better. This requires softer skills of dealing with conflicts between stakeholders in a pragmatic manner and energising talent within finance to deliver high performance.
For the newly appointed or aspiring CFO, this course will empower them to succeed by helping to map out their future with confidence, exposing them to a full range of skills and proven tactics. For the established CFO, it will offer a refresher in current best practices, opportunity to network and interact with peers, and provide valuable insights into range of initiatives being deployed to enhance the value they bring to their organisation.
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