FEI Podcast

Episode 39: Section 230 Reform And Back to The Dystopian Future

January 12th, 2021  |  25 mins 27 secs

facebook, google, law, section 230, technology

How did Section 230 became such an integral part of the social platforms based in Silicon Valley and what their future business models may look like if the law is reformed.

Episode 38: CECL, Loss Models and the Unintended Consequences of COVID-19

December 15th, 2020  |  34 mins 1 sec

banks, cfo, finance, models

Episode 37: Navigating the Impact of PPP and Government Assistance: Crowe Quarterly Update

December 15th, 2020  |  24 mins 11 secs

How can financial executive manage the government assistance labyrinth.

Episode 36: Racial Justice Is a Movement, Not a Moment

September 6th, 2020  |  51 mins 5 secs

cfo, leadership, racial justice

Olivia Berkman colleague at FEI Laura Shiffman and I interview the CFO of the National Urban League, Calvin Harris.

Episode 35: At the Center of the Storm

September 3rd, 2020  |  57 mins 24 secs

cfo, covid-19, mayo clinic

An discussion with Dennis Dahlen, CFO, Mayo Clinic

Episode 34: Going on Offense

September 3rd, 2020  |  58 mins 23 secs

cfo, covid-19, football, super bowl

Dan Crumb, CFO, Kansas City Chiefs, interviewed by Andrej Suskavcevic, CAE, President & CEO, FEI.

Episode 33: Delivering When It Matters Most

September 2nd, 2020  |  58 mins 22 secs

covid-19, finance, leadership

Teri Reinseth, Corporate Controller & CAO, 3M Company, interviewed by Chris Westfall, Vice President of Content Strategy, FEI.

Episode 32: Cybersecurity As a Competitive Advantage: Crowe Quarterly Insight

August 31st, 2020  |  31 mins 26 secs

cfo, cybersecurity, digital

A discussion with Troy La Huis, Digital Security Leader at Crowe, talk about what financial executives need to know about new security risks and challenges in a rapidly evolving information security climate.

Four Challenges, Four Leaders

August 26th, 2020  |  43 mins 8 secs

cfo, diversity, finance, leadership

This summer Financial Executives International -- in partnership with Robert Half International and Protiviti -- launched a new series of in-depth discussions with finance leaders focusing on how they are dealing with the incredible disruption happening in society and economy.

Episode 30: Staying Liquid Means Staying Open: Crowe Quarterly Insight

May 14th, 2020  |  19 mins 7 secs

cfo, covid-19, crisis

Conserving and accessing capital has never been more important for corporate leaders as they scramble to fortify balance sheets in a upended, post-COVD-19 world.

Episode 29: Accounting, Tax and Financial Reporting Impacts of COVID-19: Crowe Quarterly Insight

March 31st, 2020  |  35 mins 35 secs

accounting, cfo, financial reporting, tax

The Financial Executive podcast speaks with two professionals from Crowe LLP about the myriad impacts of COVID-19.

Episode 28: Measuring The True Value of ESG Reporting: Crowe Quarterly Insight

November 8th, 2019  |  36 mins 19 secs

accounting, business, cfo, esg, financial reporting

A discussion regarding the value of environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) reporting and it practical consideration for financial executives.

Episode 27: What's Driving Audit Fees

September 5th, 2019  |  28 mins 59 secs

audit, audit fees, cfo, finance, financial executive

Professor W. Robert Knechel of the University of Florida and FERF's Dillon Papenfuss discuss long-term and short term drivers of audit fees.

Episode 26: Project Management For Financial Executives

July 27th, 2019  |  16 mins 53 secs

accounting, cfo, financial executive, project management

Managing Editor Olivia Berkman speaks with project management expert Antonio Nieto-Rodriguez regarding how financial executives can bring project management expertise to their skillset.

Episode 25: Data Strategy Drives Better Quality, Cost Savings

June 16th, 2019  |  17 mins 1 sec

“If you allow people to enter data manually and you don't have any checks before it gets stored, you're going to see some really crazy stuff.”

Episode 24: The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act – One Year On

June 9th, 2019  |  28 mins 31 secs

The Financial Education & Research Foundation speaks with BYU Professor Troy Lewis about the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) winners and losers and how executives can prepare for future uncertainties and surprises.