May 1, 2025
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NOTE FROM THE EDITOR:
We are pleased to invite you to a July 9 live virtual event focused on risk mitigation that will be hosted by the editorial teams of CFO Dive and ESG Dive.
We hope you’ll join us at the “Risky Business: Navigating Policy and Compliance Turbulence” event to hear from industry experts and executives who will address how finance executives can shield their companies from business interruptions and adjust to a fast-changing business climate. You can click here to register for free.
Now — as actress Rebecca De Mornay’s character languidly tells Tom Cruise in the 1980s movie that inspired our event’s title — let’s get ready to go learn something.
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Maura Webber Sadovi
Senior Editor, CFO Dive
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Companies scrambled to boost their stock of foreign-made goods before President Donald Trump on April 2 announced sweeping import duties.
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Requests for interim CFOs made up 51% of all leadership asks within the C-suite, continuing an ongoing trend, according to a Heidrick & Struggles report.
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The slowdown follows a 19% year-over-over spike in 2024, according to Big Four accounting firm Ernst & Young.
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CFOs in the industrial and manufacturing sectors face an increasingly complex landscape in 2025 with rapidly evolving challenges. Explore how leveraging supply chain data reduces risk in
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Peter Hadley will take the reins from Don McGuire, who has been finance chief since October of 2021.
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John Woods’ exit from Citizens comes after the CFO received a $7 million retention bonus from the bank last year.
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Marriott will need to work hard to ensure CitizenM doesn’t cannibalize its other lifestyle brand, Moxy. CFO Leeny Oberg says that won’t be a problem.
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