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This episode of CFO 4.0 sees CEO of embracement Mark Lockton-Goddard discuss digital transformation strategies, giving an overview of the right and wrong ways to approach change.
Mark has over 25 year's experience providing business and technology advice to a range of global businesses. With senior roles at KPMG, PwC and PageGroup Mark has helped a multitude of businesses with digital transformation projects. Mark's current role as CEO at embracent, a technology consultancy firm, sees him take a hand-on approach to help businesses embrace the opportunities that technology brings.
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In this edition of CFO 4.0 Hannah speaks to Ian Stewart, Partner and Chief Economist at Deloitte, about his role as chief architect of the CFO Survey, a quarterly review that acts as a barometer of UK corporates’ sentiment and strategies.
As part of his role at Deloitte, Ian advises boards and companies on macroeconomics and writes a popular weekly economics blog, the Monday Briefing. His previous roles include Chief Economist for Europe at Merrill Lynch, Head of Economics in the Conservative Research Department and Special Adviser to the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions.
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On this edition of CFO 4.0 Hannah is joined by the Senior Vice President and CFO of Life Cycle Engineering, Robert Bendetti. Hannah and Robert speak about his experience with change management and discuss ways that CFOs can knock down roadblocks in order to implement new strategies and processes.
Prior to his current role, Robert served as V.P. of Finance at Galey & Lord and CFO of The Coastal Logistics Group as well as financial management positions within Lockheed Martin, Hormel Foods, and Hilton Hotels.
Robert is the President and founder of the Global CFO Council. The council provides an educational and networking forum for Senior Financial Executives and has more than 1,300 members in 30 countries.
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Join host Hannah Munro as she speaks to author, influencer and Co-founder of the Business Partnering Institute Anders Liu-Lindberg about the pivotal role good business partnering could have in the finance departments of the future.
Anders is currently COO and CMO of the Business Partnering Institute and the owner of the largest group dedicated to Finance Business Partnering on LinkedIn. He has ten years of experience as a business partner at global transport and logistics company Maersk. He has also co-authored the book “Create Value as a Finance Business Partner” and is a popular finance blogger.
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With uncertainty surrounding the future of the workplace, Hannah sits down with author and journalist Rhymer Rigby to discuss what post-covid work conditions could look like and what career opportunities they might offer people who play their cards right.
Rhymer is the author of 28 Business Thinkers Who Changed the World and The Careerist: 100 Ways to Get Ahead at Work. He has a long career as a business journalist writing articles for the Financial Times, The Times, and The Telegraph amongst others.
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This edition of the CFO 4.0 podcast sees the tables turn as CFO and Forbes contributor Jack McCullough interviews Hannah about her career and thoughts on financial transformation.
As well as his role at Forbes, Jack is president of the CFO Leadership Council, Founder and Chair of the MIT Sloan CFO Summit and author of many business books including 'The Psychopathic CEO - The Executive Survival Guide'.
This is Jack's third appearance on the show and first time on the other side of the questions.
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On this week's edition of CFO 4.0 Hannah is join by Niki Heim, CFO at LogicSource, a procurement service and technology provider company.
Prior to joining LogicSource, Niki gained four years of experience in public accounting where she worked in various industries including small businesses, government entities, and financial institutions and was the Controller at Title Nine Sports, a women’s activewear company.
Niki and Hannah discuss her career from her initial start as a FC at LogicSource to her current CFO role. Her rise through the ranks serves as a success story for women looking to thrive in male-dominated industries.
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Join Hannah as she speaks to Andrew Waters, Founding Partner of Zanda a Board and Financial recruitment firm.
Andrew knows both sides corporate structures, having both 15 years experience in recruitment and an Angel Investor role in various start-ups.
He and Hannah discuss the important attributes that makes the CFO position so vital to companies growth ambitions and getting that first CFO role!
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This episode of CFO 4.0 features finance journalist and host of the award-wining CFO Thought Leader podcast Jack Sweeney.
Jack is the former editor in chief of Business Finance Magazine and the founding editor of Consulting Magazine. He served as editor of Integration Management and Washington Technology and currently runs a blog for Forbes' CFO Network.
As the digitisation of financial departments increases, Jack and Hannah discuss what new demands are being placed on the CFO role within businesses and what techniques CFOs can use to build a wider strategic vision for their companies.
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This episode sees Patrick Dunne, boards adviser and author of award winning book "Boards", back by popular demand.
He and Hannah discuss the CFO to CEO journey from a boards perspective, giving CFOs tips on how to move to the next level.
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Welcome to CFO 4.0, where we explore the dynamic landscape of Financial Leadership in the era of Technology 4.0. I'm your host, Hannah Munro, Managing Director of itas, a pioneering Financial…
In this podcast series, we unravel the intricate connection between cutting-edge technologies and the financial domain. It's more than just adopting tools; it's about cultivating the skills necessary to navigate and spearhead the transformative journey within Finance.
CFO 4.0 embodies the archetype of the Financial Leader in the future — a fusion of strategic visionaries and tech-savvy innovators. As the CFO role swiftly evolves from a mere cost controller to a strategic influencer, each transition opens up novel possibilities. Tune in as we share valuable insights and guidance from inspirational CFOs and finance leaders every episode, empowering you to revolutionise your processes, people, and data.
Seize the opportunities, propel your business and career forward, and lead with unwavering confidence. Join us in shaping the future of Finance — this is CFO 4.0, your guide to the Future of Finance.
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