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The average CFO is 40 years old and has been in his current position for six years. He (CFOs are still overwhelmingly male) earns $56,615 a year and has increasing responsibility for nontraditional finance functions such as loan administration and real estate management. Furthermore, the CFO is assuming responsibility for other areas such as medical records and contract negotiation. In his professional development, the CFO is becoming increasingly interested in strategic planning, cost accounting to determine pricing, management skills, new business development, and government reimbursement policies. In his personal development, the CFO in finding such personal traits as motivation, drive, the ability to achieve tangible benefits, and strong personal values as ingredients of a successful CFO.
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