Conference Info
- IndustryHuman Resources
- Unique IDUSC2026384
- Duration100 Minutes
- DateNov 13,2026
- Time10:00 AM PDT | 01:00 PM EDT
Description
Overview
This webinar highlights the critical role of the CFO/Controller, focusing on the multi-tasking and multi-functional skills required to excel in today’s dynamic business environment. Attendees will explore how effective time management, negotiation skills, and personal planning can help financial leaders achieve personal “economies of scale” that increase efficiency and effectiveness in their roles.
In addition to core financial responsibilities, participants will gain insights into management strategies, banking and finance, business law, risk management, and human resource challenges. The program will also emphasize the importance of the CFO/Controller as an “internal” team trainer, responsible for strengthening organizational knowledge and performance. Real-life scenarios will be integrated throughout to bring these concepts to life and provide practical, applicable examples.
Your Benefits For Attending:
- Understand how the CFO/Controller must function in a multi-task, multi-functional environment
- Learn strategies to achieve personal “economies of scale” through time management, negotiation skills, and personal planning
- Explore management techniques, banking & finance, business law, risk management, and human resource issues essential to the CFO/Controller role
- Gain insights on serving as an effective “internal” team trainer to enhance team performance and organizational success
- Apply real-life case scenarios that demonstrate practical applications of these skills and strategies
By attending this webinar, you will sharpen the leadership, management, and technical skills needed to thrive in a demanding financial leadership role, while also gaining actionable tools to improve both personal effectiveness and team performance.
Who Should Attend:
CPAs, CFOs/Controllers, department managers, and staff accountants responsible for managing teams and providing accounting, tax, or consulting services to businesses.

David L. Osburn