CFO Talk: Management With No Management Experience with Andy Burrows
Andy Burrows and Steve Rosvold discuss how to get management experience when many companies view it as a prerequisite.
Andy Burrows and Steve Rosvold discuss how to get management experience when many companies view it as a prerequisite.
The Business Value of IT Calculator (BVIT) is a very simple and intuitive approach that any executive team can use to understand where the company stands on its utilization of IT. Almost all business functions use IT to some degree. Therefore all functional business executives should have a view of how well IT is serving their needs as well the overall business needs. The BVIT uses a very intuitive survey approach to ask 10 questions of the executive team and aggregates results to get an aggregated composite rating of value from IT.
“WACC is the average after-tax cost of a company’s various capital sources, including common stock, preferred stock, bonds, and any other long-term debt. In other words, WACC is the average rate a company expects to pay to finance its assets.”
Fraud is all around us, grabbing the headlines every single day. Fraud is a high-impact, low-probability risk with the potential to destroy a firm’s integrity and reputation very quickly. Many firms focus on the low-probability nature of fraud, and consequently fail to employ both resources and structure to address this risk. In our present climate, Fraud risk has been elevated and new types of fraud typology have evolved in concert with both cyber and money laundering.
I am no marketing, sales or branding expert but after a few minutes with Casey Boggs and Michele Houck of ReputationUs, I sure felt a lot smarter. I am still working on developing a tangible link between market value and book value. Typically, this difference is explained by three overarching themes.