CFO Insights 3 min read Welcome to the January issue of CFO InsightsThis month, discover how leaders are driving growth and transformation. Explore AI succession planning, ERP change enablement and evolving audit and IT priorities for 2026. Learn how CFOs can use these insights to boost strategy and performance. 2026 Top Risks & Opportunities Webinar Series Business leaders are not waiting: they’re acting now to drive transformation and growth Join our Top Risks and Opportunities webinar series to discover how leading organizations are turning today’s risks into tomorrow’s growth and how the biggest risk organizations face today is doing nothing. Register for webinar View full report Featured Pieces Succession Planning: Preparing for the AI-Fueled Future of Corporate Finance AI is reshaping corporate finance, pushing CFOs to rethink succession planning as automation changes roles. Future-ready leaders will depend on pairing AI adoption with intentional talent development. Read Beyond Go-Live: Change Enablement at the Heart of ERP Transformation ERP success goes beyond go-live, with change enablement critical to adoption and value for CFOs. Leaders who prioritize people, communication and engagement are likely to achieve benefits. Discover Modernizing IT Service Management for the Next Era of Collaboration For CFOs, modern IT service management connects IT, finance and business teams on a unified platform. This collaboration improves efficiency, visibility and enterprise service delivery. Explore Setting the 2026 Audit Committee Agenda – Key Focus Areas for the Year Ahead Watch Protiviti’s on-demand webinar to explore 2026 audit committee priorities, from cybersecurity and AI to talent and internal audit. Watch Explore More ESG Sustainability Reporting GuideFinance Trends & CFO Priorities 2025 | ReportBridging the Generational AI Gap | ReportCFOs Elevate ESG Metrics Amid Regulatory Uncertainty and Changing Sentiment Want more? Subscribe to our newsletter or contact us. Topics Board Matters Industries Financial Services