It is the CFO's job to promote financial growth. A chief financial officer, or CFO, is essentially the person holding the purse strings within an organization, overseeing every aspect of its finances.

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The Career Path to Becoming a CFO: Advice from Real CFOs Your email has been sent The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) role has expanded dramatically over the last decade. What was once centered on ...

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CFOs should be able to show strategic agility, sector fluency and heart, according to these top healthcare executives. CFOs are no longer just stewards of the bottom line. They’re also strategic ...

Kirk Strack, CFO of University of Louisville (Ky.) Health, has been in healthcare his entire career, a span of 29 years. Now at the financial helm of the system, Mr. Strack is keeping his eyes and ...

As uncertainties and rapid changes continue to rear their heads in the healthcare industry, hospital and health system finance leadership roles are expanding far beyond traditional number-crunching.

Becoming a CFO isn’t easy. Neither is completing an iron-distance triathlon. Janice Stucke, CPA, is doing both, and she relies on accounting skills to improve in triathlon and applies triathlon ...