What does it take to make it to the C-Suite? 

While there are certainly a well documented array of innate skills that most C-level execs seem to possess, what makes a less seasoned (read: younger than most!) individual stand out?

How does someone young and hungry get the attention and credibility to fly up the ladder? Dustin Prager, CFO at Olympic Companies in Minnetonka, Minnesota sits down to discuss his experience going from Controller to CFO much earlier in his career than his peers.

What we talked about:

-How to set yourself apart

-Taking chances and being bold

-Leading with the lessons in mind

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