Doximity CFO to tap IPO capital for product-led growth

Although virtual medical consultations generate attention, a doctor referral network provides most of the company’s revenue.

By Robert Freedman • June 24, 2021

Alphabet CFO supports higher taxes, global minimum tax

The intent behind paying more taxes, Ruth Porat believes, is to deliver on a vitally needed infrastructure program, which Google is committed to supporting.

By Jane Thier • June 24, 2021

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Compensation: solving the cost-talent puzzle

In today’s strong labor market, CFOs leery of raising wages find creative ways to find and retain key employees.

By CFO Dive staff

Federated approach touted as best for digital transformation

Let IT build a centralized automation platform while operational teams build the specialized processes that link into it, an integration specialist says.

By Robert Freedman • June 23, 2021

A nonprofit CFO's guide to navigating a downturn

Tasked with balancing mission and sustaining revenue, CFOs have relied on difficult decisions and quick thinking to keep their nonprofit organizations afloat.

By Jane Thier • June 23, 2021

M&A will be hard to derail this year, specialists say

Well-capitalized companies, private equity firms and SPACs are expected to drive robust mergers and acquisitions even if the central bank tries to cool markets.

By Ted Knutson • June 22, 2021

Norwegian Air fires CEO, replaces with CFO

The Oslo, Norway-based carrier has promoted Geir Karlsen, who is credited with helping the company avoid bankruptcy during the pandemic.

By Jane Thier • June 21, 2021

Preparing for extended CFO absence

Finance leaders should think about whether the business is in a status quo cycle or preparing for a strategic move when deciding who to bring in to manage finance and accounting.

By Ted Knutson • June 21, 2021

Using flexible pricing models to keep transformation projects on track

CFOs that work with their technology providers on payment arrangements can help accelerate their organization's post-pandemic recovery. 

By Sameer Bhagwat and Raakesh Boyapati • June 18, 2021

CFO on how he learned from hiring, valuation mistakes

Finance leader Ian Charles is learning from his mistakes as he starts job at logistics software company Flexe.

By Robert Freedman • June 17, 2021

Former SEC chief accountant joins real estate investment platform as CFO

Alison Staloch, former chief accountant at the SEC's investment management division, was named CFO at direct-to-investor real estate investment platform Fundrise.

By Jane Thier • June 17, 2021

Goldman's Marcus finds its next CFO within

Liz Ewing, who most recently served as chief of staff for Goldman CFO Stephen Scherr, joined the bank in 2011 and has co-managed its regulatory policy team.

By Dan Ennis • June 16, 2021

Transition bonds find a footing as companies eye ESG growth

The instrument gives CFOs a tool for financing their company’s shift to operations reflective of environmental, social and governance goals.

By Ted Knutson • June 16, 2021

CFOs rethinking cost savings of just-in-time supply chains

Pandemic-related disruptions made it clear a broader strategic approach is needed even once the supply and demand equilibrium is restored.

By Ted Knutson • June 15, 2021

CEO, CFO of electric truck maker Lordstown resign; misleading demand alleged

The company’s pre-order demand for its product is called questionable, and it needs more money to begin production by the fall.

By Robert Freedman • June 14, 2021

GameStop taps Amazon execs to replace CEO, CFO

With Matt Furlong as CEO and Mike Recupero as CFO, the company intends to restore strength and home in on digital sales.

By Jane Thier • June 10, 2021

Shake Shack taps Goldman Sachs analyst as new CFO

Katherine Fogertey will take the reins at the publicly listed fast casual chain on June 14, 2021.

By Jane Thier • June 9, 2021

Following its latest spinoff's IPO, IAC's CFO to depart

Glenn Schiffman is leaving the New York-based internet conglomerate after five years; InterActiveCorp has commenced a search for his successor.

By Jane Thier • June 9, 2021

3 strategies to create a cash culture

An estimated $2.5 trillion is tied up in working capital at companies across Europe and the United States. Freeing up that cash could help CFOs reach strategic capital allocation goals.

By Peter Kingma • June 9, 2021

TreeHouse CFO transitioned processes for top line growth

In a key move, senior finance staff were embedded in business divisions but held accountable for performance in finance.

By Robert Freedman • June 8, 2021

AT&T, Estée Lauder, Salesforce CFOs on which pandemic changes to keep

Employees will return to the office, but CFOs want to retain the past year's cost-saving changes, panelists said this week at the Wall Street Journal’s CFO Network Summit.  

By Jane Thier • June 8, 2021

Months after taking Poshmark public, CFO to depart

Anan Kashyap, who will remain with the online clothing reseller as an advisor through year's end, has spent his career in e-commerce, and was behind the IPOs of GrubHub and KAYAK.

By Jane Thier • June 7, 2021

Alexion, AstraZeneca executives switch roles amid $39B buyout

Marc Dunoyer, the U.K. drugmaker's longtime CFO, will move over to a strategy role and run Alexion as a rare disease unit within AstraZeneca.

By Jonathan Gardner • June 4, 2021

Amazon exec named Beyond Meat CFO

Phil Hardin will take the reins from Mark Nelson, who oversaw the plant-based company's record-breaking 2019 IPO, in July 2021.

By Jane Thier • June 4, 2021

Tillamook names new CFO

Veteran finance leader Peggy Han joined the Oregon-based dairy cooperative, made up of about 80 farmer-owners, on June 1.

By Jane Thier • June 3, 2021

CFOs' essential role in promoting employee mental health

For professional accountants, mental health issues heighten the risk of not identifying errors in financial reports or spotting indicators of fraud. 

By Russell Guthrie • June 1, 2021