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Was she the victim of foul play, an accident, or did she choose to disappear? In this episode of The Vanished, we retrace Diana’s last known movements, strange witness accounts, and the lingering mystery that has never been solved or.. was never meant to be solved.

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The Financial Management (FM) magazine podcast series features conversations with executives and thought leaders in management accounting. We discuss topics including governance, risk management, performance management, technology, corporate strategy, and leadership. Interviews are conducted by FM editors and contributors.

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Financial Management (FM) magazine

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Mind the gap: Two key steps for connection, team development 17:34

12 dagen geleden17:34

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Clare Haynes, an organisational psychology specialist and leadership coach, explains why there is a disconnection between teams and leadership, and suggests some ways leaders can get meaningful feedback from their teams. Haynes also identifies some qualities and traits that can help leaders grow in their roles, and why it’s important for leaders to “have a sounding board” during times of stress and increased pressure. What you’ll learn from this episode: § Why teams and management are becoming more disconnected from each other. § The relationship between new working environments and skill loss. § Two ways leaders can elicit constructive feedback from their teams. § Notable traits and qualities that inspire better leadership. § Tactics to reduce stress and minimise burnout risks for leaders.…

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February FM: Executive presence, people leadership, and more 9:12

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This episode features Oliver Rowe, the editor-in-chief of FM , detailing the contents of the February digital edition of the magazine. The discussion summarises articles on developing executive presence, more effective people leadership, and the right way to share and analyse data. Rowe explains how members can access the most recent edition of the online magazine as well as the issue library . What you’ll learn from this episode: · Strategies for building executive presence, including the advice that not all the skills are must-haves. · A summary of an article on ensuring that DEI initiatives enhance business outcomes. · How finance business partners can optimise so-called “democratised” data. · Details about the cover story on managing people.…

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AI’s future: Figuring out what it means for finance teams 14:57

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Zach Rattner, co-founder of global software development company Yembo, says that when it comes to artificial intelligence, organisations are eager to get started with AI but wary of the pitfalls. “Every group is figuring out what does it mean for them, and the rules of how it is going to end up are still being decided,” he said on this episode of the FM podcast, recorded at UK & Ireland ENGAGE. Rattner explains beneficial ways to explore those tools to help professionals and leaders work better with them, what interpersonal skills professionals could sharpen as organisations become more driven by technology, and why it’s counterproductive to resist experimenting with technology. What you’ll learn from this episode: § Where finance professionals can expand their thinking around the possibilities of AI. § How to avoid “losing your seat at the table” for AI conversations. § Platforms that can help professionals upskill and enhance AI literacy. § The essential interpersonal skills to develop for the digital era. § Why fear of failure is a roadblock to AI proficiency.…

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Power skills and continuous learning: Two key future-ready steps 12:36

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Former CIMA President Sarah Ghosh, FCMA, CGMA, discusses the ways the finance function is evolving and the skills finance professionals will need to develop to lead their organisations on that journey. Ghosh explains the value of continous learning, some of the “power skills” management accountants and finance professionals can adopt to drive value for their organisations as business partners, and what finance professionals need to start thinking about as their roles broaden. What you’ll learn from this episode: § Three themes to think about as the finance profession evolves. § The interplay between data storytelling and technology. § What “power skills” are critical to navigating the profession in the future. § Key skills for becoming a better business partner. § The career development opportunities that emanate from expanding your role.…

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Daily actions for success as a finance business partner 15:26

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Financial trainer, speaker, and author Andi Lonnen discusses the skills finance professionals need to develop to move into a finance business partner role. Lonnen’s formula for success sets out the ways finance professionals can upskill to move into the role with knowledge, creativity, and confidence. She also discusses the importance of speaking the language of other departments, where a background in finance can be advantageous to the role, and how professionals looking to make the transition can develop a deeper understanding of their organisation’s goals and challenges. What you’ll learn from this episode: § Nine skills finance professionals need to be effective business partners. § Ways to demonstrate and translate finance skills into business language. § The importance of getting “personal” when forming connections across departments. § How finance professionals can add value to their organisations in a business partner role. § Why remembering to be human is fundamental to success.…

Financial Management (FM) magazine

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December FM: Capital investment decisions, AI in Power BI, and more 8:51

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This episode features Oliver Rowe, the editor-in-chief of FM , detailing the contents of the December digital edition of the magazine. The discussion summarises articles on topics that include skills development beyond core finance, using Excel modelling to avoid costly mistakes, and capital investment decision-making. Rowe explains how members can access the most recent edition of the online magazine as well as the issue library . Previous podcast episodes focusing on 2024 digital editions: February April June August October What you’ll learn from this episode: Coverage of the AICPA & CIMA leadership transition. Skills that CGMA designation holders have developed to advance their careers. A summary of an article on balancing in-office work and at-home work. Highlights of an article about Excel modelling and how it can minimise mistakes.…

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‘Dance with the fear’: How accountants can seize the moment 13:41

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Career coach Devya Athwal, ACMA, CGMA, discusses positive beliefs and steps that can help professional accountants become more confident in their roles. Athwal, a speaker at UK & Ireland ENGAGE in October in London, also explains why transformation starts from within and how letting go of day-to-day fears can help professionals better accomplish their goals. What you’ll learn from this episode: § Why Athwal believes that transformation starts with looking inward. § How accountants can overcome their own limiting beliefs. § Practical ways to channel a growth mindset. § Steps to building confidence in challenging environments. § The link between collaboration, knowledge sharing, and career development.…

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Keep calm: Where stress can help us carry on with confidence 13:08

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Naomi Dake, a wellbeing, leadership, and organisation development specialist, explains how to use stress as a tool to develop professionally, induce curiousity, and improve performance at work. Dake also discusses the relationship between stress and mindset and the nonfinancial ways leaders and managers can invest in teams and employees to prioritise growth and wellbeing. What you’ll learn from this episode: § The core attributes of a wellbeing culture. § The distiguishing factors between a healthy and unhealthy work environment. § Leadership practices that can inform a healthy work enviornment. § Psychological traits and tools that can help us work better under stress. § Why role-modelling is key to building a culture of growth and safety.…

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A hunger for innovation: How one family-rooted company dreams big 17:09

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Persistence has paid off for Ameena Ziauddin, FCMA, CGMA, president and managing director of Norfolk Foods in Sri Lanka, who sees value in the power of connection, whether on LinkedIn or over a cup of coffee. What you’ll learn from this episode: Why memories such as being “on the roof” stand out to Ziauddin. The ways that Norfolk Foods emphasises and values innovation. How Ziauddin’s exposure to several industries has helped improve efficiencies and implement cost-saving initiatives. The value of having “a simple chat over a cup of coffee”. Ziauddin’s advice for the next generation of finance professionals.…

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October FM: Recruitment fraud, ransomware response, the CFO remit 8:46

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This episode features Oliver Rowe, the editor-in-chief of FM , detailing the contents of the October digital edition of the magazine. Rowe highlights several articles, including a focus on cybersecurity. Rowe explains how members can access the most recent edition of the online magazine as well as the issue library . Previous podcast episodes focusing on 2024 digital editions: February April June August What you’ll learn from this episode: · The theme of the October digital edition. · Finance’s role in mitigating ransomware threats and response to such incidents. · The growing problem of recruitment fraud and how finance professionals can guard against it. · Details of an article about how CFOs can strengthen their contribution to the business.…

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AICPA & CIMA chair: ‘Every change comes with opportunity’ 19:45

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Simon Bittlestone, FCMA, CGMA, began his one-year term as CIMA president and AICPA & CIMA chair in June, and he joined the FM podcast for an interview in late July, discussing what he sees as three key opportunities for the accounting and finance profession. In the episode, Bittlestone reviews his focus areas , explains the value of a technology background when leading technology initiatives, and details how seizing opportunity as it relates to today’s workforce can help to future-proof the profession. What you’ll learn from this episode: · Why he agrees that the profession faces challenges, which he views as opportunities. · The area of accountants’ work that, according to Bittlestone, has understandable “pushback”. · Three takeaways from Bittlestone on the ESG course offered in partnership with Oxford University. · Why Bittlestone considers it important to focus on the profession’s future generations and accountants already in the profession. · His thoughts on the retirement of AICPA & CIMA CEO Barry Melancon, CPA, CGMA.…

Financial Management (FM) magazine

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Blurred lines: Why some CFOs grapple with conflicting expectations 17:35

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Paul Thambar, FCMA, CGMA, Ph.D., associate professor of accounting at Monash University in Australia, explains the obstacles CFOs face when transitioning to a business partner role and where organisations are setting ambiguous and conflicting expectations for finance leaders. A recent AICPA & CIMA report on the role of the CFO was informed by Thambar’s research. Thambar also discusses the challenges and opportunities for CFOs grappling with digitilisation and how aspiring CFOs can adopt a “progressive” approach to career development. Thambar also was a guest on a 2019 FM podcast episode . What you’ll learn from this episode: § Why CFOs sometimes struggle to transition into a business partner role. § Some ways organisations are setting ambiguous and conflicting expectations. § How relationship building can help CFOs grow in their roles. § The importance of understanding digitilisation at “two levels”. § What it means to be a “progressive” CFO.…

Financial Management (FM) magazine

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August FM: Digital transformation steps, meeting anxiety, gen AI 7:53

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This episode features Oliver Rowe, the editor-in-chief of FM , detailing the contents of the August digital edition of the magazine. Rowe highlights several articles, including the first column by CIMA President Simon Bittlestone, FCMA, CGMA. He also discusses articles on digital transformation, based on a previous FM podcast episode with author David Rogers ; working with images in Excel; and dealing with meeting anxiety. Rowe explains how members can access the most recent edition of the online magazine as well as the issue library. Previous podcast episodes focusing on 2024 digital editions: n February n April n June What you’ll learn from this episode: · Details on an article about digital transformation — and why many of the steps in such a transformation don’t include technology. · Highlights of an Excel article by Liam Bastick, FCMA, CGMA. · Advice on preparing for and overcoming anxiety about meetings. · Options for accessing current and past digital editions.…

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Curbing burnout: Advice for making sure you switch off from work 23:55

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Author Mike Drayton , a clinical psychologist and leadership coach at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, explains why certain people are more susceptible to burnout than others, how people can recognise the early signs of burnout within themselves and in the people around them, and why it’s important to stay “rounded”. Drayton suggests tactics that leaders and professionals can adopt to establish firm boundaries, promote work/life balance within their teams, cultures, and themselves, and encourage professional and personal development. Drayton is scheduled to speak in October at UK and Ireland ENGAGE about the psychology of influence and persuasion. What you’ll learn from this episode: § Steps for managing burnout. § What behaviours can determine if leaders will be prone to burnout or not. § Two personality traits that make people more vulnerable to burnout. § Ways to set firm boundaries that prioritise work/life balance. § What it means to “strive for wholeness” and how to adopt that mindset.…

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Have an ethics question or concern? Where you can go for guidance 19:23

36 weeks geleden19:23

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This episode of the FM podcast is the continuation of an occasional series on the show called Beyond the Code . That means taking a detailed look at the CIMA Code of Ethics . Xose Lumor, manager–Advocacy and Professional Ethics–Management Accounting at AICPA & CIMA, talks with Samantha McDonough, another AICPA & CIMA ethics manager, who oversees the CIMA ethics helpline and email inbox. In the episode, McDonough shares some of the questions received from CIMA members and registered students, general guidance for how some of those concerns can be addressed, and resources for members who might find themselves facing an ethics dilemma. Resources mentioned in this episode include: n The main CIMA ethics resources page . n The page where an ethics checklist can be downloaded. n The email address for members with ethics questions. What you’ll learn from this episode: · An introduction of the topic and the focus of the Beyond the Code series. · Why McDonough advises members and students to give business advice in writing. · A hypothetical example of a potential conflict of interest. · One scenario in which an accountant might be asked to create a misleading financial report. · Resources available on the CIMA ethics page, including the email inbox address and the number for the telephone helpline.…

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