Vol. 29 No. 6, July 2013
Index
- Important message to financial executives: never stop learning.
- Finding failure's fair market value.
- Making the most of Work Opportunity Tax Credits.
- Reputational risks top board concerns.
- Top C-suite worries revealed.
- Decisive: How to Make Better Choices in Life and Work.
- IASB calls for behavioral change regarding disclosure.
- New lease accounting proposal: what it means and what companies can do to prepare.
- Washington's long, hot summer will blow into fall.
- Rethinking the company's competitive advantage.
- Deal or no deal: the M&A landscape in the U.S. has restarted after years of laying fallow, but this is not your typical rebound.
- CFOs need to be at the center of risk: with risks around every corner, CFOs need to keep a broad view to protect the enterprise and build a resilient organization.
- Making the most of social media: to outpace competitors, businesses are harnessing the power of social technologies to connect employees, customers and partners to transform business processes in new and innovative ways and enabling CFOs to streamline business processes and drive results.
- Battle lGeorge Meade tested: what Gettysburg ban teach today's financial executives: on the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg, CFOs and other financial executives can take numerous leadership lessons from that epic period in history.
- Taylor Hawes 2013-2014 FEI US chair: aims to change the dialogue: in all his experience and current activities, it is apparent that Taylor Hawes sees and optimizes a link between finance and technology, and he aims to apply his deep knowledge and experience to furthering the goals and operations of FEI.
- Japanese uncertainty in a shift to IFRS: waiting on the SEC, Japan throttles back in a move toward IFRS with an abundance of caution and a bit of uncertainty.
- Top tax challenges.
- The great global talent hunt.
- Section 304 claw backs: can negligence qualify as 'misconduct?'.
- Beyond DSO: intelligent receivables management can improve customer relationships: Days sales outstanding (DSO) is the underpinning of accounts receivable, but knowledgeable financial executives can take collections to the next level.
- Bridging the divide between & transfer pricing valuations.
- Compliance programs--on everyone's agenda: the past decade has shown a significant shift in corporate thinking about compliance, as it has become a key consideration for a risk-intelligent enterprise. Here is some current thinking about the strategic value of enterprise compliance and how to create it.
- Adapting the finance recruiting profile.
- Real-world cyberthreats: detection of the malicious email and subsequent intrusion can be extremely difficult. Spending an extra two seconds to hover over links to verify the actual website will have an advantage over not-so-savvy users.
- Private companies and IPOs: closing in on the red zone.
- Navigating today's debt capital markets.
- Upcoming conferences events 2013.
- FEI visits the UK.
- Now comes the (really) hard part.
- Balance graduatesheet: when as a college Kendall Helfenbein began his career at KPMG, it took two years to surpass what had been his part-time annual salary as a student, as an award-winning "super salesman" at Radio Shack.