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It was near the end of her nine years with Intel Corp. that Yevgenia Fink received a bit of advice that today she credits with having helped her to blaze a path that would ultimately lead to the CFO …
Continue Reading about 657: From the Ground Up | Yevgenia Fink, CFO, HOVER →
When Russell Burke tells us that his days at Sony Music Entertainment included “huge peaks” such as the release of the hit sound track for the motion picture Titanic as well as huge challenges such as …
Continue Reading about 656: A Taste for Disruption | Russell Burke, CFO, Life360 →
Twenty-five to 30 years ago, senior executives seeking CFO roles did not think like Tom Tuchscherer.Many still don’t, which is why CFO positions have increasingly come to executives like Tuchscherer, …
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When Drew Vollero arrived in the CFO office of Snap (formerly Snapchat) in 2015, the executives occupying the tech world’s traditional IPO talent bench no doubt raised a few eyebrows.Having spent the …
Continue Reading about 654: The Path to Being IPO-Ready | Drew Vollero, CFO, Allied Universal →
Of all of the business discussions that Chad Cohen has had over the years, few are likely as memorable as the 20-second conversation he had with Zillow CEO Spencer Rascoff about midway into his 9-year …
In 2016, when Jeff Nichols had been a senior member of Glassdoor’s FP&A team for 2 years, he and other members of the finance team were confronting the nagging truth that the firm’s path to going …
Continue Reading about 652: Exposing Gross Margin’s Hidden Levers | Jeff Nichols, CFO, UJET →
