ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Peter McKenzie, GM at a Blackstone portfolio company, professor at IESE Business School, and speaker at 50+ conferences across the world, talks frankly about executive presence for finance professionals, developed through 25+ years of C-suite experience He coaches FP&A teams and CFOs on what exactly separates the executives who get recognised from the ones who don't (Communicate with influence, not just authority and focus on strategy and what boards actually want).
In this episode
- What the board reads (and skips) in a board deck
- What “business partnership” actually means
- What knowing the numbers means
- How to draw a narrative “red line”
- Now that AI writes a competent narrative, what's the role for finance?
English
United States
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