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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Aug 17, 2026
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The CEO’s Playbook For Leading Through A Financial Transformation (opens the original)
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Erik Clarke is a business executive and chief financial officer from Denver, Colorado. Throughout my career, I’ve led management consulting projects across banking, tech and fintech companies. I’ve also led multiple organizations through significant change, including in the construction industry and financial services industry in the chief financial officer role. I find companies going through significant change fascinating and have focused my career on leading in turnaround environments. It can
Why Every Major Initiative Needs One Accountable Executive (opens the original)
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Erik Clarke is a business executive and chief financial officer from Denver, Colorado. One of the most common management mistakes in large organizations is confusing broad participation through collaboration with clear accountability and executive decision-making. Major initiatives often begin by assembling representatives from finance, operations, technology, legal and other functions. That collaboration is usually necessary, but problems emerge when no single executive is clearly responsible
7 Lessons In Business From 'Survivor' (opens the original)
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Erik Clarke is a business executive and chief financial officer (Trans Lease, Inc.) from Denver, Colorado. As a chief financial officer, I spend my days allocating capital, evaluating risk and making strategic decisions. As a longtime fan of the reality show Survivor, I’ve observed a different kind of decision-making play out under harsh conditions. Survivor is a case study in how people operate with clear incentives and uncertainty. I’ve found the same lessons from Survivor can play out in bus
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