John Labate

• Forging a New Reporting Structure

  By John Labate  |  March 21, 2011

  Donna Blank, CFO & EVP, NFP

• Delivery Innovation: Hybrid Mail

  By John Labate  |  March 18, 2011

  Joe Corbett, CFO, U.S. Postal Service

• Global Risks, HR Issues

  By John Labate  |  March 7, 2011

  Christa Davies, CFO & EVP, Aon Corp.

• Navigating Emerging Markets

  By John Labate  |  March 7, 2011

  Kurt Kuehn, CFO, UPS

• Gaining Real Ground

  By John Labate  |  June 1, 2008

  To Michael Rotchford, the corporate real estate market is stabilizing and, despite some renewed hesitation, transactions for the fastest growing sectors are moving forward

• Where Did ERM Go Wrong?

  By John Labate  |  June 1, 2008

  Where Did ERM Go Wrong?That's the question senior contributing editor Russ Banham set out to answer in this month's feature story. For much of the ...

• What a difference a year can make

  By John Labate  |  May 1, 2008

  Our cover story on D&O insurance trends gives a detailed account of the surprising softness in much of that market, which has managed to hold up against renewed threats of subprime lawsuits

• Dashboards for Everyone

  By John Labate  |  March 1, 2008

  Once an implement of the corner office crowd, dashboards are now being designed to not only drill deeper but provide more task-specific analytics making them perfect for managers toiling rungs down

• A Pain in the FAS

  By John Labate  |  December 28, 2007

  Few finance executives would argue that there is anything fair about FASB's new fair value rule, and once investors get a taste of its volatility potential, they may not sing its praises either

• Odd Couple That Works

  By John Labate  |  March 1, 2007

  While treasury and tax have very different ways of looking at things sometimes, pairing the two functions up can actually make for a convivial corporate couple under the right treasurer. The combination gets tax thinking beyond mere compliance into strategic advantage and treasury considering the total cost implications of its...