CFO Bookshelf

Greg Graves is the former CEO of the employee-owned engineering firm, Burns & McDonnell. In this show, he talks about going 'all in' regarding ESOPs and his book Create Amazing.

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Brad Chase was the marketing mastermind behind one of the most successful software launches ever - Windows 95. He replicated this success while serving at Microsoft on several other high-profile proje...

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Jack McCullough is the CFO of all CFOs. He's the founder and President of The CFO Leadership Council with a membership of more than 1,800 financial leaders. Jack is the author of Rock Star CFOs which ...

8 Touko 202156min

Everybody Ought to Be Rich by David Farber is now one of my favorite books in the business history genre. It's the story of one of the greatest number 2 men of the modern business era, John Jakob Rask...

2 Touko 202145min

If I'm going to listen to a data science and analytics expert for nearly an hour, that person better speak a language that I can understand and who is relatable. That person does exist, and his name ...

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While this is CFO Bookshelf where we generally interview book authors, there's no way I want to read a book on ERP planning and implementations. I believe this is a better topic addresses through doi...

17 Huhti 202146min

As a financial leader, I enjoy any conversation with a CEO, especially one that's co-founded a business generating more than $100 million annually. Jeff Morrill is the co-founder with his brother of ...

9 Huhti 202145min

Some of my favorite words in the CFO lexicon are momentum, acceleration, velocity, drive, and even thrust. Coincidentally, Mike Berland is the author of Maximum Momentum - How to Get It, How to Keep ...

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