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A dozen years ago, if you had told Ryan Gwillim that within the next decade he would be named CFO of the Brunswick Corporation, he may have laughed. At the time, he was an associate with law firm …
Continue Reading about 807: All Things in Common | Ryan Gwillim, CFO, Brunswick Corporation →
Among the many acquisitions with which Marc Levine became involved during his 25 years at Hewlett-Packard Co., it may surprise few of his former colleagues that he counts HP’s purchase of Compaq …
Continue Reading about 806: Being Ready for the Unexpected | Marc Levine, CFO, Tanium →
It was not long after Chris Greiner became CFO of IBM’s fast-growing Analytics Division that the gravitational pull that IBM had maintained on Greiner’s finance career-building began to give …
Continue Reading about 805: When the Flywheel Begins to Spin | Chris Greiner, CFO, Zeta Global →
When Al Farrell tells us that finance leaders must never lose sight of the value of a business asset, as well as acquire a strong understanding of how to optimize the returns on it, we sense his …
Back in April of 2020, as the consequences of COVID’s arrival in the U.S. sent financial markets reeling, Paychex CFO Efrain Rivera had the temptation “to say nothing.” As the company’s quarterly …
Continue Reading about 803: Sharing in a Moment That Mattered | Efrain Rivera, CFO, Paychex →
When Mike Catelani seeks to identify the objectives and career milestones that have helped to advance him into the ranks of Bay Area biotech CFOs, he mentions that although he had a deep interest in …
