In this episode of CFO Weekly, Jared Shulman, Co-Founder and CEO of Daylit, joins Megan Weis to explore how AI agents are fundamentally transforming accounts receivable and the broader finance function. Jared brings a unique perspective shaped by his background in credit and hedge funds as a CFA charterholder, his entrepreneurial journey into fintech, and his role teaching the next generation of finance leaders at Babson College.
With deep experience underwriting accounts receivable portfolios and building AI-powered financial platforms, Jared shares how Daylit has evolved from an AI factoring and credit company into the leading AI agents platform for accounts receivable, having recently raised $110M in equity and debt funding. He unpacks why finance teams are currently caught in a "triple spend" trap, why the future belongs to teams that move from operators to architects, and how headless finance is no longer a distant concept.

What You’ll Learn:

• Why finance teams are stuck in a triple spend trap when adopting AI
• How AI agents are elevating finance professionals from operators to architects
• The concept of headless finance and what it means for the CFO suite
• Why becoming fluent in AI matters more than buying the latest enterprise tool
• How Daylit reduces accounts receivable costs by up to 75%
• What the CFO function could look like in three to five years

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• Daylit Website

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In this episode of CFO Weekly, Ashok Manthena, CFO and Chief Finance AI Officer at ChatFin, joins Megan Weis to explore what practical AI adoption inside finance teams actually looks like, where the greatest value is being unlocked, and how leaders can move from early experimentation to meaningful transformation. Ashok brings a uniquely hands-on perspective, having worked closely with CFOs across FP&A, treasury, tax, and controllership to automate manual work, improve decision-making, and drive productivity through AI.
With experience spanning mid-sized to large enterprises and a background that predates the ChatGPT era of AI in finance, Ashok shares how organizational readiness, change management, and domain expertise are often more decisive than the technology itself. Currently serving as CFO and Chief Finance AI Officer at ChatFin, he helps organizations bridge the gap between AI excitement and sustainable, high-ROI implementation, challenging conventional thinking on process cleanup, build-vs-buy decisions, and the future skills that will define the finance function.

What You’ll Learn:

• Why change management matters more than technology in AI adoption
• How to identify the highest-ROI use cases in finance vs. the obvious ones
• Why broken processes may not need to be fixed before deploying AI
• How mid-sized companies can move faster on AI without overspending
• What slows down large enterprises and how an AI champion changes that
• Why domain knowledge not AI fluency will be the ultimate differentiator

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• ChatFin Website

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• Why Traditional Financial Advice Fails and What To Do Instead with Chris Miles
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In this episode of CFO Weekly, Derek Paulson, Vice President of FP&A at Pura Vida, joins Megan Weis to explore what it truly means to be a finance generalist in a world that often rewards specialization. Derek brings a grounded and practical perspective built across a diverse career that spans FP&A, strategy, supply planning, performance marketing, and even career coaching, with experience at companies including Honeywell, PepsiCo, and Rad Power Bikes.
With an MBA from Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management and a foundational start as a cost accountant walking the shop floor of a manufacturing plant, Derek shares how stepping outside of traditional finance roles early in his career shaped the way he sees business, builds partnerships, and drives impact. Currently serving as Vice President of FP&A at Pura Vida, a purpose-driven lifestyle brand and certified B Corp, Derek discusses how finance leaders can thrive as generalists inside highly specialized organizations, and why connecting the dots across teams is fast becoming one of the most valuable skills in the function.

What You’ll Learn:

• How early shop floor experience shaped Derek’s finance generalist mindset
• Why an MBA from Kellogg broadened his perspective beyond traditional finance
• What being a finance generalist actually looks like in day-to-day work
• How finance leaders can earn credibility to influence decisions across the business
• The “co-pilot” role of finance in guiding the organizational strategy
• The precision vs. accuracy lesson and how it applies to demand planning and forecasting
• Why AI is both the most exciting and most concerning development in finance today
• How to leverage AI without outsourcing critical thinking

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• Pura Vida Website

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This is a Greatest Hits re-release of one of our most beloved CFO Weekly episodes. Stephen Heath’s conversation on financial empowerment for college students struck a chord with listeners when it first aired and the lessons are just as essential today. From debunking myths about accounting to exposing the real cost of financial missteps in college, this episode is a timeless guide for students, educators, and finance leaders alike. If you missed it the first time, now’s your chance. If you loved it then, welcome back.
Stephen Heath, a full-time Accounting Professor at the College of San Mateo (CSM), joins Megan Weis on this episode of CFO Weekly to share why financial literacy is one of the most overlooked yet critical skills for college students. Stephen is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Accredited in Business Valuation (ABV), and a Certified Financial Forensic Analyst (CFF) with over twenty-five years of experience in accounting. Before teaching full-time at CSM, he served as a director at the Berkeley Research Group for nearly a decade.
In this fan-favorite episode, Stephen shares why financial empowerment matters beyond the classroom, how students can position themselves for meaningful careers, and what practical steps every young adult can take to avoid the financial pitfalls that set so many back by a decade or more.

What You’ll Learn:

• Why financial literacy is a missing pillar of college education
• How community college students can break into accounting and finance careers
• The real financial mistakes that cost students ten to fifteen years of recovery time
• How to build pathways to meaningful employment through internships and mentorship
• Why self-discipline, not secret strategies is the foundation of personal finance
• What resources students can use to develop financial skills outside the classroom

Learn More About Stephen:

• Stephen Heath’s Website 
• Stephen Heath on LinkedIn
• Stephen Heath’s Book
• College of San Mateo Website

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In this episode of CFO Weekly, David Liu, Chief Financial Officer at SuccessKPI, joins Megan Weis to explore what it truly takes to grow into a CFO role, from building breadth through rotational programs to navigating career pivots across vastly different organizations. David brings a grounded, experience-driven perspective shaped by roles at GE Capital, Amazon, Framebridge, and high-growth SaaS companies, ultimately stepping into the CFO seat at SuccessKPI, an AI-driven platform helping organizations transform customer experience through data and automation.


With a career defined by intentional learning, cross-functional curiosity, and a willingness to embrace uncertainty, David shares how exposure to diverse environments both large enterprises and scrappy startups, built the judgment and perspective needed to lead at the executive level. Currently serving as CFO at SuccessKPI, he offers candid advice for aspiring finance leaders on what accelerates the path to the CFO role and what common missteps to avoid.


What You’ll Learn:

• How early rotational programs can create a compounding career advantage
• Why breadth of experience matters more than deep specialization for CFO readiness
• How working at large enterprises versus high-growth startups prepares leaders differently
• Why technical finance skills alone are not enough to reach the CFO level
• The role of cross-functional partnership in executive-level decision-making
• How to know when you’re ready to step into the CFO seat
  
  

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• SuccessKPI Website
  
  

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• Driving Value Beyond Finance with Tom McDermott
• Why CFOs Are the Chief Everything Officers with Claire Bramley
• Why Traditional Financial Advice Fails and What To Do Instead with Chris Miles
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In this episode of CFO Weekly, Ignacio “Nacho” Redondo, former Senior Vice President of Finance at Nextpower, formerly Nextracker, joins Megan Weis to explore what it truly takes to prepare an organization for an IPO - from building rigorous financial processes and internal controls to developing the operational discipline required to operate as a public company. Nacho brings more than twenty-five years of finance leadership experience spanning accounting, financial planning, investor relations, and compliance, and previously served as CFO of Nextracker during a critical phase of growth and public market readiness.
With an unconventional path that began in engineering and wound through private equity, utility companies, and global manufacturing, Nacho shares how a process-first mindset, implemented years before any IPO was on the horizon, ultimately positioned Nextracker for a successful public market debut. Currently serving as Senior Vice President of Finance at Nextpower, Nacho offers a grounded, practitioner’s perspective on the discipline, systems, and storytelling capabilities finance leaders need to scale companies from startup to public stage.
What You’ll Learn:

• Why building financial processes three to four years before an IPO is critical for success
• How Nextracker accidentally became IPO-ready by focusing on operational excellence
• The two most important finance processes to transform before going public
• How to build a control environment that satisfies PCAOB audit requirements
• Why an ERP is a company-wide business system, not just a bookkeeping tool
• How the CFO role has evolved from numbers provider to strategic business partner

Learn more about Ignacio:

• Ignacio “Nacho” Redondo on LinkedIn
• Nextpower Website

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In this “Greatest Hits” episode of CFO Weekly, Angie Paglinawan, former Director of Finance IT at Aristocrat and now a Finance Accounting Consultant, joins Megan Weis to explore the real-world evolution of finance leadership. From standardizing processes and implementing automation to mastering the art of financial storytelling, Angie offers practical insights for finance leaders.

Angie is a solutions-driven finance leader and financial project professional with over 25 years of experience spanning utilities, gaming manufacturing, hospitality, IT, and construction industries. She specializes in driving financial processes, executing transformation projects, and implementing strategic system improvements.

What You’ll Learn:

• How to transition from traditional accounting roles to strategic finance leadership
• Why standardization and automation are crucial for enabling finance teams to focus on strategic initiatives rather than routine tasks
• The evolution of the CFO role into a storyteller who must communicate financial insights differently across various stakeholders
• How to leverage AI and automation to free up finance teams for more strategic work while maintaining data accuracy
• Why cross-training teams and standardizing processes are essential for maintaining agility in fast-paced environments

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• Angie Paglinawan on LinkedIn

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In this "Greatest Hits" episode of CFO Weekly, we revisit a standout conversation with Jessica McClain, a leader who has mastered the art of evolving from public accounting to high-impact executive strategy. At the time of this recording, Jessica served as the CFO of Girl Scouts Nation's Capital, where she steered the financial strategy for the country’s largest council, overseeing everything from the iconic cookie program to complex property management. Her trajectory has only climbed since; she now serves as the CFO of the American Staffing Association, continuing her legacy of excellence and strategic transformation in the professional association space.

Jessica’s insights are more relevant than ever, reflecting the same expertise that earned her titles such as the 2023 Nonprofit CFO of the Year and a 2024 Rising Star by the CFO Leadership Council. In this retrospective, she joins Megan Weis to explore why continuous learning is the bedrock of modern financial leadership and how she successfully navigated a decade in public accounting into the C-suite of mission-driven organizations. This episode serves as a masterclass for any finance professional looking to balance technical rigor with visionary leadership.

What You'll Learn:

• Why emotional intelligence is becoming the defining skill for modern CFOs
• How to foster a culture of continuous learning within finance teams
• The evolution from technical accounting to strategic storytelling
• Practical strategies for staying ahead of technological disruption
• Building communication skills that translate complex financial data into actionable insights

Learn more about Jessica:

• Jessica McClain on LinkedIn
• Girl Scouts Nation's Capital Website
• American Staffing Association Website

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In this Greatest Hits episode of CFO Weekly, Sara Wyman, CEO & Founder at Stackpack, joins Megan Weis to explore how modern CFOs are revolutionizing vendor management through AI-powered automation and strategic oversight. Sara brings extensive experience as a former VP of Strategic Partnerships at Affirm Inc. and VP of Enterprise Sales, where she witnessed firsthand the chaos of managing hundreds of vendors without proper systems at high-growth companies.


With her deep background in fintech and vendor relationship management, Sara shares how finance teams can leverage AI to automate contract term extraction, implement proactive risk alerts, and build comprehensive vendor management systems. Currently serving as CEO of Stackpack, Sara oversees the development of AI-native solutions that help companies transition from manual spreadsheet-based vendor tracking to automated, scalable systems starting at just $99 per month.


What You'll Learn:

• Why CFOs must take a proactive role in vendor management beyond traditional cost oversight
• How AI can automate contract term extraction with 100% accuracy in minutes versus weeks
• The critical metrics CFOs should track for effective vendor performance evaluation
• Strategies for implementing real-time risk alerts and renewal notifications
• How robust vendor management systems impact investor confidence and operational efficiency
• The future of AI in vendor discovery, evaluation, and strategic alignment
  
  

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• Stackpack Website
  
  

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• Why Traditional Financial Advice Fails and What To Do Instead with Chris Miles
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In this Greatest Hits episode of CFO Weekly, Aaron Levine, Chief Financial Officer at Prophix, joins Megan Weis to discuss the challenges and opportunities of being a CFO at a company whose technology is made for CFOs. Aaron shares insights on the evolving role of the CFO in today's tech-driven landscape, the importance of data stewardship, and how innovative financial solutions can enhance collaboration across teams.
Aaron is a seasoned financial executive with vast experience in high-growth venture capital and private equity-backed technology companies. With a career that began in public accounting and transitioned through various roles, he has developed a robust skill set in business analysis, investor relations, budgeting, and P&L management. Before Prophix, Aaron held financial leadership roles at companies such as ChurnZero, EveryAction, BluVector, Fishbowl, and more.
In this episode, we discuss:

• The importance of technology integration to improve decision-making
• How Prophix's technology impacts decision-making and collaboration within finance teams
• The growing demand for tech-savvy finance professionals
• What skills future financial leaders must possess to succeed

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• Aaron Levine on LinkedIn
• Prophix Website
  
  

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