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Author: Kate Radinovic
Kate Radinovic is a Senior Field Marketing Manager on the AWS for Startups team. Kate closely partners with AWS for Startups Business Development to bring investment and ecosystem perspectives into AWS’ startup programming. Prior to AWS, Kate worked in SaaS, holding various roles in field marketing, partner marketing, and community marketing.
How startup CFOs can integrate the cloud into their long-term success strategy
Welcome to “The evolving role of the startup CFO” series, which features perspectives from prominent players in the startup ecosystem. These blog posts tackle critical questions, including: What does the role of today’s startup CFO entail and how will it evolve over the lifecycle of a startup? How can we most effectively support CFOs as the cloud increases its dominance within the organization and balance sheet? And can the CFO better navigate—and ultimately enable—the relationship between technical leaders, CTOs, and engineering teams?
Read on to learn from Danel Dayan, investor at Battery Ventures, a global, technology-focused investment firm
Why Guild CFO Chris Garber believes lifelong learning is the key to startup success
The Evolving Role of the Startup CFO” features perspectives from prominent players in the startup ecosystem to help CFOs better navigate—and ultimately enable—the relationship between technical leaders, CTOs, and engineering teams.
Leading our second spotlight is Chris Garber, Guild’s CFO.
Bessemer’s Jeff Epstein on the best advice to startup CFOs navigating uncertain times
The Evolving Role of the Startup CFO” features perspectives from prominent players in the startup ecosystem to help CFOs better navigate—and ultimately enable—the relationship between technical leaders, CTOs, and engineering teams.
Leading our second spotlight is Jeff Epstein, Operating Partner at Bessemer Venture Partners.
Greylock’s Jerry Chen on the evolving role of the startup CFO
Welcome to our thought leadership spotlight, “The Evolving Role of the Startup CFO.” This series features perspectives from prominent players in the startup ecosystem. These blog posts tackle critical questions, including: What does the role of today’s startup CFO entail and how will it evolve over the lifecycle of a startup? How can we most effectively support CFOs as the cloud increases its dominance within the organization and balance sheet? And can the CFO better navigate—and ultimately enable—the relationship between technical leaders, CTOs, and engineering teams?
Leading our first spotlight is Jerry Chen, a veteran partner at Greylock Partners, a globally recognized venture capital firm.