There’s not much we like better at CFO than having finance chiefs tell us directly what they’ve found to work and not work, including anecdotes detailing how they approached problematic scenarios.
But are they the only credible sources of such information? Are they even the most objective sources? Based on what I heard at a recent forum for finance executives I attended, called “The Habits of Successful CFOs,” the answers are “no” and “maybe not.”
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