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Lessons From the Other Side: What Three Years of Building Taught Me That Twenty Years in Corporate America Couldn't
Twenty years inside one of the world's largest consulting firms taught me how markets work, how deals get done, and how organizations decide under pressure. Or so I thought. Three years of building from scratch taught me things two more decades inside an institution never would have — about product-market fit, AI leverage, and what genuine accountability feels like when there is no organization absorbing the downside.
May 18


Segregation of Duties in Scaling Finance Organizations
As finance organizations scale, maintaining effective Segregation of Duties becomes increasingly complex. Sinan Guven shares practical insights on how growing companies can strengthen internal controls without sacrificing operational agility.
Mar 18


The Financial Close That Scales: How Finance leaders Build Repeatable Processes Before Investors Demand Them
When due diligence starts, buyers aren't just testing your numbers—they're testing your ability to produce those numbers reliably, defend them credibly, and repeat the process under pressure. Slow responses signal deeper operational problems. Manual workarounds raise questions about your control environment. This article provides a practical roadmap for CFOs to build repeatable, transaction-ready close processes that demonstrate financial discipline before investors demand it
Feb 18


Finance Automation Without Process Transformation? Why Many Projects Underperform
Finance automation often underperforms—not because of the tools, but because outdated processes remain untouched. Too many CFOs adopt automation expecting efficiency gains, only to find bottlenecks, poor adoption, or uneven results. This post explores the root causes—from misaligned processes and over-customization to weak data—and why transformation must come first for automation to deliver real impact.
Jan 8
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