Episode 15 - The Finance Cat
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Welcome to episode #15 of Agents of AI, Capto’s podcast for leaders who want to understand how humans + AI agents are reshaping the future.
The "Financial Cat" joins us to share:
-Their over 20 years of experience in financial management, including time as a CFO in international and Bulgarian companies, combining consulting and corporate finance expertise across various industries.
-That finance is not just about numbers; it's a space for creating strategy, business models, and internal procedures to protect and grow a business.
-How being a good finance leader is like "turning the lights on in a dark room."
-Being viewed as a "dry and rigid boring job" dealing only with numbers. In reality, good finance professionals design the systems that keep a business alive, connecting cash flows, processes, operations, strategy, and process optimization.
-How AI serves as their "second hand" in building a consultancy business.
-Enthusiasm for AI tools that are developed to automate "boring" tasks like creating mathematical models for scenario planning, budgeting, and forecasting.
...and finally their identity is revealed as Galina Vankova; Fractional CFO and leader of Ethical Finance GV. https://www.linkedin.com/in/galina-vankova-84065761/
Agents of AI features CFOs, other practitioners, technology leaders, and AI visionaries to share real wins, failures, and strategies, so teams everywhere can learn, adapt, and lead. You can also learn any time from the entire knowledge base of our guests via our "AI Twin". https://hey.speak-to.ai/agents-of-ai
If you know a superhero and "Agent of AI" that should join our program, or you are one yourself! Comment, tag them, or reach out to Alexis Chevallot or Peter Steube on LinkedIn. https://www.linkedin.com/company/wearecapto
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