Katie Kuehner-Hebert

"While I was excited about the idea, podcasting was outside my comfort zone," says Vena Solutions CFO Melissa Howatson. "I'm always up for pushing my boundaries."

"Leveraging the unique perspective of the CFO's bird's-eye view of data is crucial," says Prophix CFO Aaron Levine.

Heat pumps for properties in cold climates will soon be able to perform better than before and still remain energy efficient. On Oct. 23, 2024, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced the results of its Residential Cold Climate Heat Pump (CCHP) Challenge, which involved eight manufacturers.

Transitioning from corporate real estate to launching a luxury clothing business brand called for a big leap for this CEO.

To address disparity in capital access and win over investors, CFOs of women and minority-owned businesses need more than just a good idea, says Fred Royall of JPMorgan Chase.

OneTrust CFO Guido Torrini discusses operating without a budget, being a 'wartime' CFO and nurturing finance teams to help them evolve beyond the reporting function.

Pam Walaski, president of the American Society of Safety Professionals and owner of RiverLure OSH Services, has a long career helping employers ensure their workers come home safely.

Incident reporting can be a beneficial tool for proactive safety management and understanding what happened and what needs improvement—including highlighting near-misses and “good catches.” Three safety leaders share their best practices for incident reporting.

‘Change is important [but it] doesn't always mean starting fresh,’ says the leader of a wealth management firm looking to shake things up.

Healthcare benefits have to align with the company's overall strategy and goals, but CFOs also need to challenge the status quo in implementing cost-containment measures to better understand expenses, utilization and ROI, says Vitality Group CFO Quentin Pelser.