What does it take to be an effective CFO in the public sector? And what can finance professionals do to have more strategic impact? Mandarin associate publisher James Judge talks to some CFOs (on and off the record) to get the answers.
Bean Counter or Being Counted? CFOs in the Public Sector […]
Letters to the Editor Dear Editor, There are many learnings from the implosion at CPA Australia -which in fact damages the reputation indirectly of us all – but the one that strikes one most is The CPA Australia Crisis – ICMA Patrons Show the Way Forward […]
The Editors CPA Australia Ltd. is an unlisted company limited by guarantee. Issues with regards to its governance were first raised in articles in the Rear Window Section of the Australian Financial Review (AFR), and The Lack of Transparency at CPA Australia: A Synopsis of Media Reports […]
An Accounting Professionals Tribute to ICMA Australia – Dr Chris D’Souza, Honorary Treasurer of ICMA ‘When the student is ready the master appears’ – is an eastern saying. In the spring of 2004, I was CMA Transformed My Career […]
The role of the CFO has evolved in recent years into a function fully involved in the definition and implementation of company strategy. Current trends and developments such as global changing markets make chief financial The Chief Financial Officer: From Guardian of Strategy to Catalyst for Change […]
What is an overhead cost? Definitions change, yet a great many people concur that any cost not specifically used to create or to supply an offering to a customer is an overhead cost. Why begin Overhead Cost Reduction Procedures have Proven to be Useful […]
By Rajesh Raheja Machine intelligence and autonomy have received a fair share of space and time in the media in 2015. There have been no less than 30 articles in the Economic Times of India The Death of Employment? […]