What do you need to become a world-class Chief Financial Officer? Steve Rosvald thinks of practical learning and developing opportunities. With thirty-plus years of experience in corporate finance, Steve understands innovative and responsible financial leadership is critical for success in any business today.

He spent a good share of his career in various CFO and other leadership roles and founded CFO.University to help finance heads stay innovative while exposing aspiring finance leaders to career-changing professional development. The virtual on-demand platform is built around the four pillars of CFO success, accounting, finance, treasury, and leadership.

Steve also operates KRM business solutions, an advisory practice that equips companies and their finance teams with the knowledge processes, systems, and tools they need for success.

In this episode, we discuss:

  • Upgrading your financial skills and career
  • What do the next generation CFOs look like?
  • CFO.University self-assessment tool

Learn more about Steve and CFO.University:* Steve Rosvold on LinkedIn * CFO.University Website

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