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THE CFO REDEFINED
- Describe the evolution of the CFO’s position over the past few decades
- Identify key areas of focus for the CFO
- Utilize metrics and other tools that may be used by the CFO
- Recognize the CFO’s role in risk assessment
- Explain the CFO’s role in:
- Providing information to decision-makers
- Managing the information provided to both internal and external users
Overview of the webinar
In this the practical webinar, you will learn about the Chief Financial Officer’s principle interests and responsibilities, the economic community’s expectation of the CFO, and measurement tools the CFO can use to assess an organization’s short and long term strategies.
Who should attend?
- All aspiring entrepreneurs
- All executives of any organization
- Consultants in advisory positions to businesses
- Tax and legal consultants
- Anyone with a desire to learn more about different forms of entities
Why should you attend?
- Expectations of the organization for the CFO on an ongoing basis
- Required areas of expertise
- The importance of using metrics and metrics to use in given situations
- How to assess economic, financial, and operating risk in your organization
- What information is important to the different decision-makers affiliated with the organization
- How best to provide information to decision makers
Faculty - Ms.Candace Leuck
Candace Leuck knows how to relate to business professionals. As president of Athena Finance Group, Inc. she develops custom solutions and strategies to expand the opportunities of businesses and other organizations. Candace has 25 years of professional experience, including eight years in public practice. She earned her Master of Professional Accountancy (Audit Emphasis) from Clemson University in 1988. She is a certified public accountant and a member of the South Carolina Association of CPAs and has served as a lecturer at Clemson University’s School of Accountancy and Finance, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, and Furman University.