Nominations: CFO of the Year

CFO 2013Now accepting nominations.


Who is eligible?
Financial professionals in Indiana for outstanding performance in their roles as financial stewards of corporations and not-for profit/government organizations.

What are the categories?
•Public Company CFO (Category sizes will be developed based on  nominees’ 2012 revenue – there will be at least two categories)
•Private Company CFO (Category sizes will be developed based on  nominees’ 2012 revenue – there will be at least two categories)
•Not-for-Profit/Government Organization (Category sizes will be developed based  on nominees’ 2012 revenue – there will be at least two categories)

How do I nominate someone?
Complete and submit the online nomination form.

What is the deadline?
October 11, 2013

Can I contact you to make sure my nomination was received?
Yes, you can email pjohns@ibj.com.

When does the special feature publish?
The finalists and winners will be featured in the December 9, 2013 issue of IBJ. Click here to view the previous CFO of the Year features.

Can I see examples of who's been honored in previous years?
Yes, click here to view previous CFO of the Year features and winners. Previous winners are not eligible for nomination, but finalists may be renominated.

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