Go To Masters Show · 2025-12-23 · 25 min
Pinky Raina is a seasoned finance executive with CFO experience across manufacturing and sporting industries. On this episode of the Go To Masters Finance Fireside podcast, she shares insights from leading finance functions that prove the industry-agnostic nature of finance leadership - from Deloitte external auditing to CFO roles managing treasury and board relations. Why R&D cuts are tempting but dangerous - the sporting industry lesson that changed her perspective How to build depth and breadth of capability to make yourself "marketable" as a finance leader The foundation-first approach: clean ERP systems and data before chasing AI buzz
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