Cfo Thought Leader

Tom Graney, CFO, Ironwood Pharmaceuticals

Ray Scheppach, CFO, iManage 

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We've titled this episode using the name of a book authored by our guest, career CFO Randal Bolten. 

 Aiden Neary, CFO, Clean Coal Technologies

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Three CFOs Scratch Their Entrepreneurial Itch

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Bob Berdelle, CFO & Executive Vice President, United Way Worldwide

Inside the impatient age of the millennial workforce - Mark Buthman's 33-year career at Kimberly Clark might appear to some as a throwback - a stubborn artifact from an earlier era. However, the leadership lessons Buthman gleaned along the way are as relevant and insightful today as ever. Join us when Mark reflects on his key career decisions and what sets finance leaders apart today from all other business leaders.

 Liam Patrick, CFO, &Pizza

Carol Lowe, CFO, Sealed Air Corporation

Join us when Jesse Yao, former CFO of Kraft Heinz's,  Sauces and Frozen Business Unit, steps back in time and recalls how he spearheaded the adoption of zero-based budgeting as part of a historic merger that would enable Kraft Heinz to realize its transformational ambitions. 

Building culture and instilling trust.

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 Dave Pomeroy, CFO, BDNA

Ken Goldman, CFO, Yahoo

Exclusive case study: A little over a year ago when publicly held Perion advanced with a deal to acquire digital agency Undertone, Michael Waxman-Lenz began preparing to exit his post as Perion’s chief strategy officer to spearhead Undertone’s private-to-public journey as its CFO. Now, for the first time, CFO Waxman-Lenz charts the action steps and milestones that allowed his team to rapidly transform Undertone’s internal controls, allowing it to achieve initial and ongoing compliance.

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