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Each member of the C-suite has a specific role integral to the ebb and flow of a company’s inner workings. The CEO, for example, is one of the more commonly known C-suite roles, and is often regarded as the one with the most responsibility. While the CEO does serve as the face of the company and point person for high-stakes decision making, the role could not be properly fulfilled without the help of the surrounding executive members. One of these crucial supporting roles to the CEO is the CFO, or Chief Financial Officer.
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All About CPAs
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