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To those well familiar with the career milestones that typically mark the path to the CFO office, Lou Arcudi’s resume at first may appear to be upside down.Or at least it could be said that the same …
Continue Reading about 782: When Operations Came First | Lou Arcudi, CFO, Amolyt Pharma →
If you were to casually meet CyberArk CFO Josh Siegel for the first time at San Francisco International Airport (SFO), you might quickly assume that he has spent the balance of his career-building …
Continue Reading about 781: The Frequent Flyer | Josh Siegel, CFO, CyberArk →
Back in early 2020, Gina Mastantuono had only recently stepped into the CFO role at ServiceNow when the subject of intangible assets surfaced during a company board meeting. For months, growing …
Back in 2017, Casey Woo took a vow to move beyond early-stage companies.“What I like to tell people is that as an operator you will be characterized and judged by the stage of your businesses,” …
Continue Reading about 779: The Graduate | Casey Woo, CFO, Landing →
Looking back on the 28 years that he spent inside IBM’s finance function, Russ Porter notes that his career climb paralleled the evolution of FP&A inside the giant technology provider.Turn back …
Continue Reading about 778: Finance: Not a Function but a Profession | Russ Porter, CFO, IMA →
After spending 16 years as an equity analyst (the last nine of which at Goldman Sachs), Isaac Ro could not escape the fact that he was busy and bored.The same work that had once challenged his every …
Continue Reading about 777: A CFO’s Unfinished Business | Isaac Ro, CFO, Sema4 →
