Financial Management (FM) magazine

The CEO of a vineyard and winery speaks on getting up early, why she never watches TV in hotel rooms, and how tech is advancing winemaking.

To recruit and retain leadership talent that creates value, you need to know who your best people are. That's not necessarily obvious, because your most valuable employees might not be the ones who get paid the most.

CIMA had small beginnings. Learn in this episode with CIMA historian Martin Farrar how it has grown over 100 years into the organisation we see today.

Hear Sandy Cockrell, CPA, managing partner of Deloitte's CFO programme, share how CFOs can manage through the era of digital transformation.

Leadership expert, author, and academic Graeme Findlay describes the voices of leadership and how leaders should use them in order to be successful.

CFOs are quickly becoming more central within the corporate structure but have a lot of work to do as their roles expand and technology transforms the role.

In part two of a conversation with management coach Mary Legakis Engel, learn about how strong leaders are often adept at listening.

What makes a leader "legendary"? Management coach Mary Legakis Engel has a few thoughts and an explanation of leadership types in this podcast.

To lead others through a time of rapid change requires an understanding of why change is painful to many people, says leadership coach Sarah Elliott, CPA. Elliott offers suggestions for inspiring others to tackle that pain.

Finance professionals who take time to learn about others can more effectively get their message across. Kristine Lemanski, CPA, CGMA, explains the importance, using examples from her work experience.

Donny Shimamoto, CPA/CITP, CGMA, talks accountant superpowers and the importance of influencing skills in this episode.

The UK's future trading relationship with the rest of the EU remains to be shaped — one aspect of the uncertainty surrounding Brexit. Hear more about what the future holds for those inside and out of the UK in this podcast with Jeremy Hawkins, senior European economist with Econoday.

"You're going to have setbacks" when chasing goals, says Jo Hunter, ACMA, CGMA. Listen to her discuss a major goal: making the 2020 Olympics in hockey.

Kevin Bryant, CEO of social media consultancy Educated Change, offers social media strategies for boosting career opportunities.

What is the triple bottom line, and how does it relate to reporting on six vital capitals? Martin Thomas, FCMA, CGMA, a former executive with Unilever, shares more on those and other topics.

An expert on large-company CFO searches shares insights into where executives are coming from and more in this podcast.

The Association of International Certified Professional Accountants' Jonathan Key details the results of the global Salary Survey of CGMA designation holders and CIMA students.

Clare Haynes, a speaker, coach, and the founder of the UK firm Wildfire, explains the skills that emotionally intelligent leaders possess and how those skills can inspire employees.

A discussion about the elevated risks of third-party fraud and what finance departments can do to protect themselves.

Basic skills men and women can learn from each other to become successful negotiators.

Nandu Nandkishore, an executive fellow at London Business School, discusses why tech-driven disruption is going to continue and how global population changes will affect the world economy.

To keep your phone at peak efficiency, listen to advice from Byron Patrick, CPA/CITP, CGMA, managing director at US consultancy Network Alliance.

Have you ever been scared to make a mistake? You're not alone. Dima Ghawi, a leadership coach, speaker, and author, discusses why we shouldn't worry about being perfect and how we can build a personal brand.

Gillian Lees, senior director of governance and risk research at the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants, discusses steps that businesses can take to build trust over the long term.

Managers can use soft skills to set clear expectations and create a culture of accountability, according to leadership speaker, author, and coach Jeff Nischwitz.