For years, certification has been at the top of the CFO agenda. Now CFOs can turn their attention to improving operational effectiveness and increasing the value that the finance function can deliver. But figuring out where to focus can be daunting, because the CFO’s job is really four roles in one. First and foremost, the CFO must be a financial steward, protecting the company’s financial assets. After mastering that role, CFOs can focus on developing their capabilities as an operator, strategist or catalyst. Learn how CFOs can boost their ability to drive greater efficiency and value in your business. |  | Breathing lessons
To thrive in business, CFOs need to step back, find time to breathe, and tackle their many roles and responsibilities. |  | Finance leaders in government
The finance function can bring added value to public sector organizations. Learn how finance leaders can begin to improve financial management, accountability and efficiency. |  | Tomorrow’s finance leaders
CFOs need to engage with the people side of business. Discover how CFOs can identify, develop and retain the right finance people to drive their companies forward.
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Are CFOs doing all they can to support their companies’ risk strategies? Discover how a Risk Intelligent CFO can help a company’s performance. |  | CFO Centre
Despite having a single title, today’s CFO actually has four distinct roles. Learn about the key challenges of the steward, operator, strategist and catalyst. |  | Prepare for IFRS
Full conversion to International Financial Reporting Standards is due by 2011. To meet that deadline, CFOs should start planning today. |  | Under pressure
As the pressure mounts, CFOs need coping strategies. Learn about the key challenges facing CFOs, and solutions to help them win. |  | Related links
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