
Being CFO of a company with large growth opportunities requires ‘radical prioritization’
A power infrastructure company sees big opportunity amid the AI boom, and it has a new CFO to help it meet the moment.
Alex Zank is a reporter for CFO Brew. He has experience reporting on the property/casualty insurance, commercial real estate, construction, and agriculture industries. He is a lifelong Wisconsinite and graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire.

A power infrastructure company sees big opportunity amid the AI boom, and it has a new CFO to help it meet the moment.
One finance leader described the CFO as the organization’s “engine” in cyber incident response.
Talent shortages, AI innovation, and IRS troubles made the biggest headlines.
Major challenges are converging, which means CFOs will have their hands full.

How chatbots have (rapidly) transformed the office of the CFO

Home Depot and Lowe’s execs used words like “cautious consumer” and “affordability” to describe their situations.
One expert’s advice? “Modeling, modeling, modeling.”
Carmaker’s CFO said the incident was “like nothing else I’ve experienced.”
Eliminating the consumer watchdog was “long in coming” for its opponents, expert says.
The latest round of layoffs comes after a roughly 25% reduction earlier this year.