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Change
Posted by (Service Provider) 1 day 3 hours ago
Change. People say they want it. Nobody really likes it. Everyone is sure they are not getting it. Yet it seems obvious that there is a great dea
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When Finance Management Styles Collide....
Posted by (Chief Financial Officer) 3 days 7 hours ago
I’ve just finished an intense 3-day offsite Leadership & Strategic
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Finance 101 for Sales Force
Posted by (Corporate Controller) 5 days 10 hours ago
I am in the process of developing a short summary handout to our sales force that encompasses key ratios, financial concepts and other relative financial information aimed at educating them to identif
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The Great SOX Caper; Were we asleep at the switch?
Posted by ( Consultant Finance, IT, ICFR) 5 days 22 hours ago
Management at many companies responded to Sarbanes Oxley by focusing on the practical objective of getting a clean audit opinion, and, in an effort to anticipate their audit needs
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Personal and Personnel Development: Art or Science?
Posted by (Senior Director, Treasury) 6 days 8 hours ago
How do financial professionals maintain productivity, both personal and departmental, across a myriad of economic conditions?
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5 Ways Benchmarking will Improve Cash Flow
Posted by (CFO) 1 week 7 hours ago
Imagine swimming from one end of the pool to another in 30 seconds. Is that good or bad? How do we determine how we are doing, what is going well, and what we should try and improve?&nb
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Don’t Risk Your Data — Assess It
Posted by (Certified Mgmt Accountant) 1 week 6 days ago
Disgruntled employees, hackers, incompetent personnel and competitors engaged in corporate espionage are all concerns for a business. Even more concerning is what
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FIN 48: Accounting for Uncertainty in Income Taxes
Posted by (Certified Mgmt Accountant) 2 weeks 22 hours ago
Today’s post is a guest post from a colleague of mine. His name is William Crozier and he has over sixteen years of experience dealing with tax issues including their proper financia
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Taking Charge of Your Career....It's Your Responsiblity.
Posted by (Chief Financial Officer) 2 weeks 3 days ago
It seems like my career has taken so many different twists over the last 20-years that sometimes I wonder if I’ve be
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What Marathon Training & Business Share in Common
Posted by (Certified Mgmt Accountant) 2 weeks 4 days ago
Over the past 4 years, I have completed 4 marathons and when I stopped to think about the effort required to train for one, it occurred to me there are many parallels to the effort expended in star
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