To be eligible for top financial management positions—such as chief financial officer—you’ll need to have five to 10 years of experience in lower-level financial management positions of increasing responsibility. In addition to financial experience, financial managers also need skills in a wide range of complementary areas. “Today’s most effective CFOs are those that have a breadth of business experience in addition to finance—from operations management, to business development, to even information technology and human resources,” according to Changing Economy/Evolving CFO, a report from the finance and accounting staffing firm Accounting Principals.
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