Balancing conflicting agendas with the CEO and CFO. How can you make a major decision that satisfies both?
In the high-stakes world of executive management, making decisions that align with the visions of both the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Chief Financial Officer (CFO) can be a formidable challenge. The CEO, typically the company's highest-ranking executive, is often focused on broad strategic goals, innovation, and overall company growth. In contrast, the CFO, responsible for managing the company's finances, tends to prioritize financial stability, cost control, and profitability. Balancing these sometimes conflicting agendas requires a nuanced approach to decision-making that satisfies both parties and advances the company's objectives.
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Guillaume CeruttiChief Executive Officer at Christie's
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