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Writer's pictureZaharo Tsekouras

Senior Advisor vs Financial Director/CFO

Primary Role:

Senior Advisor: Provides high-level advice and expertise in specific areas

Financial Director/CFO: Manages financial health, including strategies and operations

Reporting Relationship:

Senior Advisor: Reports to senior leadership, often the CEO or board members

Financial Director/CFO: Reports to CEO or executive board

Scope of Responsibilities:

Senior Advisor: Focused on providing expertise and guidance on specific strategic matters

Financial Director/CFO: Responsible for financial planning, analysis, and reporting

Decision-Making Authority:

Senior Advisor: Influential in shaping decisions based on expertise and insights

Financial Director/CFO: Key decision-maker in financial matters

Strategic Planning:

Senior Advisor: Advises on long-term strategy and planning

Financial Director/CFO: Integral to financial aspect of strategic planning

Team Management:

Senior Advisor: Works independently or with a small advisory team

Financial Director/CFO: Oversees the financial team or department

Meeting Involvement:

Senior Advisor: Attends strategic meetings to provide advice and insights

Financial Director/CFO: Attends executive meetings, particularly around financial planning

Project Management:

Senior Advisor: May lead or advise on specific strategic projects

Financial Director/CFO: Involved in financial projects and initiatives

Communication:

Senior Advisor: Provides expert communication on specialized topics

Financial Director/CFO: Communicates financial information to stakeholders

Professional Development:

Senior Advisor: Deepens expertise in specific fields and strategic advising

Financial Director/CFO: Develops financial management and strategic skills

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