CFO Bookshelf

My favorite books are narrative non-fiction which can inform, inspire, and entertain. When the book possesses all of these traits, we have a special book. And that's what we have with Mark Paul's book...

12 Marras 202147min

I've been a Patrick Lencioni fan for years. His last book is The Motive and it was released during COVID. Is it his best book? Why did he write it? Where does it fit with his other great books? Brian ...

5 Marras 202144min

Before Moneyball, we had Finley Ball. While Finley ball lacked the analytics brought to us by Moneyball in the same baseball city of Oakland, California, Finley Ball was about color, magical moments a...

30 Loka 202138min

If you are looking for a clear and concise explanation of ESOPs, then you'll enjoy listening to Jess Helvick of First International Bank and Trust. Jess is an ESOP expert who explains these benefit pl...

22 Loka 202142min

Is Atomic Habits by James Clear overrated? And, is Atomic Habits worth reading? I’ve asked my friend and fellow CFO, Bruce Reed of PracticeLink to go all bookclub in this discussion. We answer these q...

16 Loka 202138min

Dealing or coping with change is one of the most difficult challenges for any financial leader to come to grips with - either for themselves or those they lead, mentor, or coach. Rick Maurer is the a...

9 Loka 202155min

Shannon Susko might be the most energetic business consultant I've ever met thanks to her infectious enthusiasm and deep understanding of how to scale a business toward achievable and positive results...

2 Loka 202144min

If you liked the book, Barbarians at the Gate, then you'll like The Ceasars Palace Coup. Max Frumes is one of the co-authors of the book, and we learn more about what went wrong when the investors le...

25 Syys 202138min