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Changes in industry and global market provide an opportunity for CFOs to re-evaluate the capabilities and responsibilities of the finance function, align new models and processes to the business, set stages and SMART objectives for more accurate planning, budgeting and forecasting, as well as improve strategic decision making for growth. In the last post, we discussed about four evolving roles of the modern CFOs, which are changed from traditional tasks of financial governance and control to a more strategic and entrepreneurship role in the organisation. But no matter what the roles are, the ultimate goal of CFOs is delivering the most effective decision that will lead the organisation into the future.

Hanoi – August 19^th, 2013 – Following the success of previous seminar in Ho Chi Minh City, the “Office of the CFO for Hospitality: new ways of working to maximize profits”, TRG once again bring this concept to the audiences in Hanoi. The seminar - which is on Tuesday, September 10, 2013 at Hilton Opera Hanoi - is going to expect more than 120 representatives who are CEOs, CFOs, and Chief Accountants, Hotel owners, directors and managers from 3 and above star rating hotels, resorts and other companies in the hospitality industry countrywide.

HCM City – August 8^th, 2013 – Following the success of previous seminars, TRG worked together with CIMA, and Infor to introduce the “Office of the CFO: change the way work is done” seminar to companies in southern Vietnam one more time. The event was well received by more than 120 representatives who are CFOs, CEOs, Chief Accountant, General Directors and Managers from hundreds of companies in various industries in Vietnam, especially in Ho Chi Minh City.

Mastering different personality elements can help you to connect personally and more importantly, break down assumptions about how people should be treated. Such recognition can trigger a huge beneficial change in a business environment – if you know how to make it happen.

As a C-level executive, dealing with a variety of stakeholder personalities is inevitable. How we interact with others, more often than not, determines the success rate of achieving our goals. If this piece of fact about relationship complication bothers you, then worry no more!

Ever since its introduction was brought to the industry, the Office of the CFO concept has been bruited about. Its latest seminar Office of the CFO: Change the way work is done in Hanoi – attracted a good turnout. CFOs, CEOs, chief accountants, high level managers and senior staff from nearly 70 companies have participated in the events.

As CEO of information security service provider Integralis, Simon Church makes it his business to know what’s going on in the never-ending fight against cybercrime.