130. Flipping the Script: Hannah Munro hops into the Guest Seat on Mark Gandy's CFO Bookshelf

This week's episode of the CFO 4.0 Podcast takes an exciting twist as host Hannah Munro steps into the guest seat on Mark Gandy's highly-regarded CFO Bookshelf podcast. Hannah & Mark engage in an interesting discussion that spans entrepreneurship, mentorship, literature, and the evolution of CFO 4.0!
Also covered in this session:
  •  A detailed review of Derek Sivers' book 'Anything You Want: 40 lessons for a new kind of entrepreneur', evaluating its worthiness for CFOs and finance professionals.
  • The significance and impact of having a mentor, specifically for CFOs, and how mentorship can contribute to professional growth.
  • The questions they'd pose to Derek Sivers if given the chance, probing deeper into the book's themes and takeaways.
  • A behind-the-scenes look at the inception of the CFO 4.0 podcast, exploring how the podcast came to be and its objectives in the finance world.
  • What is the change that we’re seeing in finance teams and what does that have to do with value?
  • How do we define value?
  • How value goes beyond economic impact
  • What are the components of economic value identification?
  • Examples of the value identification conversation
  • What this means for the skills in finance
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