
Grace Noto
Editor at CFO Dive
Writer, poet, coffee addict. Read my chapbook No One Saw Ophelia Drown (So She Didn't) in @swordandkettle
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cfodive.com | Grace Noto
Five years after the pandemic normalized remote work, companies are still wrestling with the pros and cons of requiring employees to return to offices. For CFOs, a strategic approach to office space and RTO goes hand in hand with prudent budgeting. That’s because, for many companies, office real estate remains the second-largest expense, following payroll, whether “it’s being used or it’s not,” Andrew Farah, CEO of workplace analytics company Density said.
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cfodive.com | Grace Noto
The CFO of Kellanova — the snack and frozen food giant formerly known as Kellogg Company — has resigned to take the top financial seat at consumer health firm Kenvue effective May 12, according to securities filings from both entities. Amit Banati, 56, will succeed CFO Paul Ruh at Summit, New Jersey-based Kenvue, formerly the consumer healthcare division of Johnson & Johnson, according to the company’s Thursday press release and filing.
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cfodive.com | Grace Noto
Vodafone Group CFO Luka Mucic will depart from his role at the telecommunications company “no later than early 2026” in order to take on the CEO role at German property manager Vonovia, according to recent announcements by both firms. Vodafone has begun a “rigorous search” for Mucic’s successor, according to a Wednesday press release.
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finance.yahoo.com | Grace Noto
This story was originally published on CFO Dive. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily CFO Dive newsletter. Vodafone Group CFO Luka Mucic will depart from his role at the telecommunications company “no later than early 2026” in order to take on the CEO role at German property manager Vonovia, according to recent announcements by both firms. Vodafone has begun a “rigorous search” for Mucic’s successor, according to a Wednesday press release.
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cfodive.com | Grace Noto
Historically, chief revenue officers mainly focused on driving sales and revenue growth. Today, CROs are front and center when it comes to such areas as financial planning, investor relations, pricing strategies and forecasting, according to Irina Wolpert, a leader with the executive search firm Egon Zehnder.
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