Every organization sets out its goals and objectives, to accomplish its mission and vision. The two often seem like two interchangeable phrases but there is a distinction.
A goal is a desired result you want to achieve and is typically broad and vague. An objective, on the other hand, defines the specific, measurable actions each employee must take to achieve the overall goal.
Many companies do not give the right amount of attention to working capital management.
Most financial managers believe that developing a fundraising strategy based on an optimal capital structure following classical economic parameters is sufficient. The truth is these executives do not:
Guest Contributor, Matt Kemp
Prior to 2020, the term SPAC was a seldom-used, rarely mentioned financial instrument that even the most seasoned professional investors had never run into. However, last year this unique financing vehicle exploded onto the scene and has become a mainstay of CNBC daytime debriefs and Nasdaq social media announcements. Let’s explore the SPAC and learn why a CFO of a privately-held company should understand its purpose.
This series of short videos is a great way to evaluate how to maximize your investment in CFO development.
McKinsey has published an interesting piece that merits the attention of finance leaders and professionals.
Their Finance 2030: Four Imperatives for the Next Decade1 include:
