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WHAT IS THE BEST CAREER PATH TO BECOME A CORPORATE TREASURER?

I was a non-traditional tyro who is right away a couple of years in to my third career – in accounting/finance. My second career was in banking, as well as we am now posterior an MBA in finance. The subject could be restated: What is a most appropriate career trail for an accountant with a plain financial credentials to have a in accord with possibility during presumption a pretension of Treasurer during a vast (+$1 billion sales) company?

I figure if we can pitch Treasurer, afterwards we will get to a reduced list for CFO – who is regularly upon a reduced list for CEO, a idea for all determined commercial operation professionals.

Thanks.

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2 Responses to “WHAT IS THE BEST CAREER PATH TO BECOME A CORPORATE TREASURER?”

  1. kash says:
    January 14, 2010 at 4:43 am

    Allright buddy boy here you go ,first of all congrats for having a lovely dream & now turn that to reality by simply working smart & not working hard,
    start the basics of finance,learn bits of biz.management skills & hurrey you are on your way allrigfht
    all the best,cheeeeeeeeeez!@!

  2. ustoev says:
    January 14, 2010 at 5:31 am

    That is not necessarily the best path. Often treasurers are more finance people. Banking experience, investing experience, and maybe insurance. CFO tend to be more accounting oriented especially in manufacturing based companies. They are operational oriented. Certainly those that become CEO are operational oriented. Maybe the better place is in auditing which has a better chance to be CEO. To get to a treasury position is in investment industry.