For CFOs, few duties are more critical than presenting to the board of directors.
Yet at many companies, the board reporting process becomes a quarterly scramble of chasing down data and patching together a last-minute PowerPoint deck. This e-Book offers a better path to stronger reports, more streamlined presentations, and secrets to telling the compelling story behind the numbers.
Among the key things you’ll learn:
- Why it’s essential to think like a board member
- The importance of creating pre-read materials
- How adding context can be a game-changer
- The cardinal sin of board reporting
- Ways to find more time to craft a strong narrative
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When it comes to ESG Environmental, Social, and Governance) reporting, understanding the basics is crucial.
However, the interpretations of ‘sustainability’ and ESG can vary among different individuals. Despite their prevalence among
investors, companies, regulatory bodies, and scholars, there is no universally agreed-upon definition for these concepts.
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However, the interpretations of ‘sustainability’ and ESG can vary among different individuals. Despite their prevalence among
investors, companies, regulatory bodies, and scholars, there is no universally agreed-upon definition for these concepts.