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CFO Weekly

Personiv 312 Episodes Oct 13, 2026

CFO Weekly is a podcast for accounting leaders looking to build efficient teams and focus on strategy. It explores how the CFO role has evolved to include long-term performance, technology expertise, and strategic guidance. Hosts interview CFOs and controllers who share advice on streamlining processes and adopting data-driven models. The podcast is produced by Personiv, a provider of accounting solutions.

Episodes

Agentic AI Starts with the Process, Not the Technology
Agentic AI Starts with the Process, Not the Technology Oct 13, 2026 1422 In this episode of CFO Weekly, Courtney Stoner, who has held executive leadership roles at iron mountain, ge vernova, and ge Aerospace joins to discuss The CFOs playbook for Agentic AI & ROI.. Drawing from a career spanning civil engineering, operations, M&A, and finance.
Why Professional Judgment Is the Accountant’s Greatest Differentiator
Why Professional Judgment Is the Accountant’s Greatest Differentiator Oct 6, 2026 1263 In this episode of CFO Weekly, Kerrie Jones, Financial Controller at Peak Living, joins Megan Weis to explore why professional judgment, not just technical expertise, is what makes accountants trusted business advisors. Drawing from her experience leading accounting teams through growth and change, hiring and developing more than 50 accountants, and serving on a nonprofit board, Kerrie shares how
The CFO as Decision Architect
The CFO as Decision Architect Sep 29, 2026 1730 In this episode of CFO Weekly, Shirley Shu-Hurley, Chief Financial Officer at Hillsborough Transit Authority (HART), joins Megan Weis to explore how today's finance leaders are shaping strategy, strengthening governance, and building the organizational capacity businesses need to grow and adapt in an increasingly complex world. Drawing on two decades of experience across the energy sector, entrepr
Why CPAs Make Great CFOs
Why CPAs Make Great CFOs Sep 22, 2026 1813 In this episode of CFO Weekly, John Wise, Director of Finance and Accounting at The Armstrong Company, joins Megan Weis to explore how the CPA designation can become a foundation for strategic business leadership, the cultural growing pains that come with scaling a middle-market business, and where finance leaders should start when transforming a decentralized finance function into one built for g
How CFOs Use AI and Real-Time Data to Make Faster Decisions
How CFOs Use AI and Real-Time Data to Make Faster Decisions Sep 15, 2026 1687 In this episode of CFO Weekly, Mark Gaudiosi, Chief Financial Officer at Burro, joins Megan Weis to explore why AI adoption in finance succeeds or fails on one question: what decision does this actually change? Drawing on more than twenty-five years scaling finance functions at Gopuff, Medical Guardian, and now an outdoor autonomous robotics company, Mark shares how CFOs can separate real AI value
Why AI ROI Has Become a CFO Problem, Not a Tech Problem
Why AI ROI Has Become a CFO Problem, Not a Tech Problem Sep 8, 2026 1591 In this episode of CFO Weekly, Mike DePrisco, President and CEO of IMA (Institute of Management Accountants), joins Megan Weese to explore why AI cost and ROI are becoming CFO problems rather than pure technology problems, drawing on IMA's own research showing 63% of finance leaders have now deployed AI and 37% of CFOs still don't trust their own data, and outlining what it really takes to evaluat
Why AI-Native Finance Beats Bolted-On AI Tools
Why AI-Native Finance Beats Bolted-On AI Tools Sep 1, 2026 1562 In this episode of CFO Weekly, Bojan Belejkovski, Vice President of Finance and Treasurer at Voltava, joins Megan Weis to explore why AI adoption in finance is fundamentally about data discipline and operating-model design, not the AI tools themselves, drawing on his path from law to treasury, his work leading major ERP transformations, and his book, Treasury 2.0: Future-Proofing Finance with AI.
Building a Scalable Finance Function
Building a Scalable Finance Function Aug 25, 2026 1395 In this episode of CFO Weekly, Jessica Trimmer, Senior Director of Revenue and Transformation at Intapp, joins Megan Weis to explore what it really takes to build a finance organization that scales, how leaders should think about people, processes, systems, and governance as companies grow, and why finance operating models must evolve alongside the business. Drawing on more than twenty years of ex
Why the Best CFOs Think Like CEOs
Why the Best CFOs Think Like CEOs Aug 18, 2026 1457 In this episode of CFO Weekly, Abir Syed, Co-Founder of UpCounting, joins Megan Weis to explore why the best finance leaders move beyond producing numbers to actively shaping business decisions, drawing from his path from Big Four auditor to hands-on ecommerce operator and fractional CFO for high-growth direct-to-consumer brands.
How to Keep Finance Teams Engaged During a Merger
How to Keep Finance Teams Engaged During a Merger Aug 11, 2026 2098 In this episode of CFO Weekly, Rick Hasselman, Chief Financial Officer at Clari + Salesloft, joins Megan Weis to explore what it takes to lead a finance organization through a major merger, why finance and sales must operate as true partners in driving revenue, and how AI is turning the CFO into an orchestrator of agents rather than just a steward of the numbers. Drawing on more than thirty years
The Skills That Separate CFOs from Finance Experts
The Skills That Separate CFOs from Finance Experts Aug 4, 2026 1256 In this episode of CFO Weekly, Wassia Kamon, Chief Financial Officer at ACE | Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs, joins Megan Weis to explore the journey from controller or FP&A leader to modern CFO, the mindset shifts that matter most, and how aspiring finance executives can prepare for a role that extends far beyond the numbers. Drawing from her experience across manufacturing, technology, phar
General-Purpose AI Agents Are Not Built for High-Stakes Finance
General-Purpose AI Agents Are Not Built for High-Stakes Finance Jul 28, 2026 1201 In this episode of CFO Weekly, Jeremy Ung, Chief Technology Officer at BlackLine, joins Megan Weis to explore why general-purpose AI agents are not automatically safe for high-stakes financial operations. Drawing on more than two decades of engineering and product leadership at Amazon Web Services, Microsoft, and Apptio, Jeremy explains why deploying AI agents in finance requires the same rigor as

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