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7 Strategic Planning Steps to Make Your Company a Future Success

CFO Simplified

Are you missing Strategic Planning? Let’s quickly get through the first three items in any strategic plan. Communication is the key to not only making sure that they know the value that you’re providing, but it allows you to adjust to the changing needs and desires of your clients. Here’s a quick review.

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Nonprofit Leadership: Using Data for Better Decision-Making

The Charity CFO

Leveraging Data in Nonprofit Leadership How can you use data effectively as a nonprofit leader? After choosing KPIs and their benchmarks, you can start incorporating data insights into strategic planning. You can use donor data to create communication and cultivation strategies that are more likely to hit the mark with donors.

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Strategic HR Focus at Year-End

VCFO

A common outcome of this mindset is a rationalization on the part of the CEO that they (perhaps along with the CFO) can adequately represent the views of People Ops as strategic planning commences, check some HR-oriented items off the list themselves, and not bring focused People Operations expertise to the table.

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Members’ Profile: Rowen Pillai

CFO Talks

Rowen’s career in finance and leadership has positioned him as an influential figure, serving in executive roles across various sectors, including transportation, investment, and industrial management. Collaboration and open communication are also central to how I tackle difficulties.

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Leading Change with Confidence – Strategies for Modern CFOs

CFO Talks

Communicate Transparently and Frequently In times of change, uncertainty can breed anxiety. Clear and open communication is key. When communicating, focus on simplicity and clarity. Set up regular “change updates” where the leadership team shares progress, answers questions, and addresses concerns.

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From CA to CFO: Navigating the competency framework

CFO Talks

The journey from a Chartered Accountant (CA) to a Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is a transformative one, requiring a shift from technical expertise to strategic leadership. Key competencies include staff planning, project management, and corporate finance.

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How to Succeed as a Nonprofit Executive Director

The Charity CFO

Leading a nonprofit organization isn’t just about passion–it’s about effective leadership. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or new to the position, this roadmap will help empower you to make a meaningful impact in your community. In turn, you’ll earn the respect of employees, community members, donors, and organizational stakeholders.