Meaning CFO
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Check Facebook Officer
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Chief Financial Officer Close cousin to the CEO, except this is the guy who's in charge of coordinating a company's insider trading and profit inflation scams and getting the documents [..]
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Corporate Fuck Off A position held by an individual whose sole purpose is to waste company time and resources.
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Chief financial officer. The top finance manager in a company.
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Chief Financial Officer
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See chief financial officer.
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Definition Chief Financial Officer. The executive who is responsible for financial planning and record-keeping for a company.
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Chief Financial Officer
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The highest position of financial leadership within an organization. The CFO is responsible for maintaining appropriate fiduciary controls, for the integrity of the financial statements, for arranging fair and impartial audits, and for advising the CEO on ways to improve the financial performance of the organization.
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Executive officer who is responsible for handling funds, signing CHECKS, keeping financial records, and financial planning for a CORPORATION.
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Cancel Former Order.
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(n) the corporate executive having financial authority to make appropriations and authorize expenditures for a firm
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Chief Financial Officer
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Abbreviation for chief financial officer. The CFO is responsible for a company's accounting and financial activities, and usually reports to the chief executive officer
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Chief Financial Officer
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Chief financial officer
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Chief Financial Officer. Sometimes also the company Treasurer and, in many companies, is seen as the second most important person in the company (since managing the quarterly results often depends on [..]
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The Chief Financial Officer of USAID or a USAID employee or official designated to act on the CFO's behalf (USAID Automated Directives System - ADS - Chapters 625, 631).
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Chief Financial Officer
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Commission on Filipinos Overseas
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CFO may refer to:
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CFO may refer to:
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CFO is a monthly magazine published in the United States. It was launched in 1985 for chief financial officers (CFOs) and other financial executives in companies in the U.S. The Economist Group acquir [..]
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A Chief Financial Officer or CFO, also known by the names of financial controller, comptroller, and treasurer is the senior management executive of the company whose primary objectives include making vital financial strategies and recording the cash flow. A CFO is the supreme head of the Finance and Accounting department and often works jointly with the CEO of the company to undertake imperative financial decisions for company’s investment or asset composition.

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chukiya - 5 December 2017





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