Can you do a video on your own career progression and experience?

Hi. In addition to this video, I wrote an article on my blog about how to become a CFO. It's one of my most popular articles on my site. You can read it here: cmaexamacademy.com/how-to-become-a-cfo/ref/nathan/

Hi Fabio. Thank you for the kind words about the video! Choosing between starting as a financial analyst or in auditing depends on your interests and career goals. Both paths can lead to a CFO role. Financial analysts gain valuable experience in forecasting, budgeting, and strategic analysis, while auditors develop strong skills in compliance, risk assessment, and internal controls. Consider which skills and experiences align best with your career aspirations. Both paths offer valuable insights and can be stepping stones to becoming a CFO. I wrote an article on my blog about how to become a CFO, it will surely help you a lot. You can read it here: cmaexamacademy.com/how-to-become-a-cfo/ref/nathan/

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Hi. Absolutely, investment bankers can become CFOs. The typical path involves gaining diverse finance experience, possibly an MBA for broader business insight, and progressing through strategic finance roles. I wrote an article on my blog about how to become a CFO. It may be helpful for you: cmaexamacademy.com/how-to-become-a-cfo/ref/nathan/

Hi Gregorio. Yes, starting your career in audit at a Big 4 firm can be an excellent step towards becoming a CFO. This experience provides a deep understanding of financial reporting, internal controls, and business processes. It also offers exposure to various industries and builds a strong foundation in accounting and finance, which are crucial skills for a CFO. Also, I wrote an article on my blog about how to become a CFO, it will surely help you a lot. You can read it here: cmaexamacademy.com/how-to-become-a-cfo/ref/nathan/

Hi. Sure! A BS in Economics can provide a strong foundation for a career as a CFO. It offers analytical skills, understanding of markets, and economic principles that are valuable in financial leadership roles. However, complementing it with accounting or finance certifications and courses will enhance your qualifications for CFO positions. Also, I wrote an article on my blog about how to become a CFO. You can read it here: cmaexamacademy.com/how-to-become-a-cfo/ref/nathan/

Absolutely, becoming a Chartered Accountant is a fantastic career path if you're aiming to become a CFO. The training and experience you gain as a Chartered Accountant provide a strong foundation in financial management, strategic thinking, and leadership skills, all of which are crucial for a CFO role. I wrote an article on my blog about how to become a CFO. You can read it here: cmaexamacademy.com/how-to-become-a-cfo/ref/nathan/

Hi. After completing ACCA, pursuing a CMA or CPA could be strategic choices to accelerate your path to becoming a CFO depending on the role and company requirements for their CFO position. Consider your specific career goals and the industry you're in to choose the best fit for enhancing your qualifications. I wrote an article on my blog about how to become a CFO. It may be helpful for you: cmaexamacademy.com/how-to-become-a-cfo/ref/nathan/

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Hi. Obtaining a CPA certification typically takes several years. This includes completing a 150-credit hour educational requirement, passing the CPA exams, which can be completed within 18 months, and fulfilling 1-2 years of accounting experience. The exact timeline can vary based on individual circumstances and state-specific requirements. I wrote an article on my blog about CMA and CPA certifications. You can read it here: cmaexamacademy.com/cma-vs-cpa/ref/nathan/

Hi. CFA focuses on investment management, portfolio analysis, and financial analysis, providing deep financial knowledge that can be valuable for strategic decision-making. While it's not specifically tailored to the CFO role like the CMA, which emphasizes management accounting and corporate finance, a CFA can complement your skills, making you more versatile and enhancing your understanding of the financial markets, which is beneficial for any CFO. In addition to this video, I wrote an article on my blog about how to become a CFO, it will surely help you a lot. You can read it here: cmaexamacademy.com/how-to-become-a-cfo/

Hi. After obtaining your CMA US, seeking roles in financial planning and analysis, strategic management, or cost management could be very advantageous. These areas directly benefit from the CMA's focus and can help in elevating your career in finance and accounting. I wrote an article on my blog where I talk about all the CMA careers if this is something you'd like to explore further. Click here to read it: cmaexamacademy.com/cma-careers/ref/nathan/

Hi. To book a 15-minute pre-enrollment call with one of our CMA coaches, please use this link and select the day and time that works best for you: go.oncehub.com/cmaexamacademy On the scheduling form, there's a section where you can add specific questions about our 16-week Accelerator program. We'll go over those questions during the pre-enrollment call. We look forward to our chat and answering your questions about the CMA exam and how our 16-week Accelerator Program will help you pass your exams on the first attempt.

Hi. To become a management consultant, a strong educational background in business or a related field is essential, often supplemented by specific certifications like CMA or CPA. Entry-level salaries vary widely depending on location and firm, but with experience, professionals in this field can see significant salary increases.

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Raymond, that's a fantastic milestone towards your path to becoming a CFO.

@@Cmacoach thank you. I follow u on LinkedIn! When the time is right I plan on going through with the CMA Academy. I’m in tune! Thank you ! I just received an FMI scholarship (discount) and I’ll take that designation first.

Hi Raymond. That's fantastic news about receiving the FMI scholarship, and congratulations on taking that step! It's great to hear about your plans for the CMA Exam Academy in the future. On my blog, you can find more valuable information about CMA and accounting. Click here to learn more: cmaexamacademy.com/blog/ref/nathan/ Whenever you're ready to start, I'll be here to support you on your journey.

@@Cmacoach thank you for everything coach! I truly appreciate it!

Just curious, since graduating from college, how many years did it take to become Financial Analyst?

That's a great stepping stone on your journey to the CFO role.