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The Super CFO

CFOs are taking on unprecedented responsibilities and evolving into “super CFOs.” In our global study, we surveyed 600 of them to unveil the future of the role and its implications for organizations.

The AI Shift in Corporate Leadership with Egon Zehnder

Thomas Spann Jr shares insights from Egon Zehnder's latest CFO Survey in this video interview with FinTech Futures.

CFOs, CHROs and COOs — Why So Many Boards Are Revamping the C-Suite

Elevated CEO turnover is also creating ripples in the rest of the C-suite as new chiefs bring handpicked leadership teams with them, such as CFOs, CHROs and COOs.

3 in 10 firms plan to replace workers with AI next year: survey

A new CFO Dive survey reveals that 3 in 10 firms plan to replace workers with AI in 2026. Egon Zehnder’s latest CFO report echoes this trend: nearly 1 in 5 CFOs have already eliminated roles, most often in accounting, FP&A, and treasury.

A Unique Role: Exploring CFO Talent in Pre-Revenue Biotech

In the fast-evolving world of pre-revenue biotech, CFOs play a uniquely complex and critical role. Read on to discover why biotech CFOs must blend financial acumen with deep industry insight.

AI Revolution: CFOs Forecast a Transformation in Finance Teams

We asked CFOs worldwide where they see the biggest impact today and what they expect next.

More Women Are Becoming CFOs and CEOs But the Path Forward Remains Murky

Female CEO representation has reached a record high, but progress remains uneven. Lindsay Trout of Egon Zehnder observes that some search committees are placing less emphasis on diversity, with criteria that may unintentionally narrow the candidate pool.

Navigating Uncertainty: Easing Pressure on CFOs with Intuitive Technologies

According to a survey by Egon Zehnder, CFOs have seen their responsibilities increase by 82% in the past five years.

US Chief Executives Are Leaving the Corner Office in Record Numbers

CEOs aren't the only ones making moves. A recent report shows that CFOs at large US public companies now average just over three years in their roles, and Egon Zehnder's James Stark attributing some of this to burnout and regular approaches for new opportunities.

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