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squeeze. Costs are going up while profits are going down, and it’s often the CFO
who is left to manage the fallout. But what can they do in these times for their
organization, and how can they prepare for the future? By taking some proactive
measures, even a Part Time CFO can help weather the storm and even come out
ahead.
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