The podcast for Australian Finance leaders. Brought to you by the Australian CFO Community and Weel.
What does Tyler mean when he says a CFO’s goal should be to do nothing? The launch of the first Australian CFO Show is not without a controversial philosophical take, as our first guest, Tyler Caskey from TheBeanCounters joins us from Chicago. Tune in to find out what his most embarrassing career moment, and what it means to redefine success in the realm of finance.
On this week’s episode we’re joined by Lance Rubin, an accomplished Financial Modeller. Lance sheds some light on the challenges faced by finance teams in leveraging data effectively, the common mistakes people make and how to avoid them, plus he recounts his time competing at the Financial Modelling World Cup - yes it’s a thing!
Welcome to Episode 3 of the CFO Show podcast! In this mini masterclass, Alena Bennett, an accomplished author and executive leadership consultant, shares strategies for CFOs to have a greater impact and create more value in their company during the challenging year-end period.
On this episode we’re talking R&D tax incentives with Sameer Kassam, Co-Founder and CEO at CharterNet Rothsay to get his expert tips (and insider knowledge) on fine-tuning your proposal including the steps you need to take to maximise your claim. If you’ve been wondering if this is something your company can benefit from, or want tips on how to achieve the best outcome then this episode is for you.
Adriana sat down with Chen Wang, CFO at UberCarshare (previously Car Next Door), to hear about his extraordinary career journey, and the benefits that come with having a diverse career background. Chen has some great advice for those looking to try something new, or step outside the corporate world.
Did you know there is s a worldwide community who compete in Excel Esports? This week Adriana sat down with Andrew Grigolyunovich the Founder and CEO of the Financial Modelling World Cup. If you’ve never heard of the FMWC, or wanted to find out more about it then this is the episode for you. Who knows you might even find a new hobby.
Hear Bridgette’s journey from auditing in public practice to becoming the finance lead at Edrolo, a growing edtech company with over 200 employees. Bridgette shares the challenges of translating industry best practices into a startup context and the lessons she has learned from seeing both sides. Plus, we dive into the advantages of making big moves early in your career.
With an impressive history of growing teams in now successful startups like Canva, Koala and more, Alexey shares the importance of assembling the right team during a company’s formative phases and why early stage companies are a breed apart. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a business enthusiast, or simply intrigued by the inner workings of startups, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge and perspective on the world of emerging businesses.
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