CFO Work-Life Balance - Egon Zehnder

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Only one-fifth of CFOs say their work-life balance is poor.

Despite their expanding workload and changes in the role, most CFOs in our survey rated their work-life balance as “OK” (51%) or good (29%). Chalk up adaptability and master scheduling to their superpowers. “My calendar is available to all of my reports, and I make sure to block off personal time. This helps both scheduling and influences them to take personal time as well,” a CFO shared.

From an industry perspective, Services CFOs report the best work-life balance, with 41% rating it “good,” compared to only 25% of Consumer CFOs.

James Stark

Based in Atlanta, James Stark leads Egon Zehnder’s CFO and Audit Chair practice in the U.S. He also works extensively within the firm’s Industrial… more

Arun Dhingra

As the Global Head of Egon Zehnder’s CFO & Audit Chair Practice, Arun enjoys working with Boards and CEOs to recruit, assess and integrate… more

Jörg Janke

Jörg Janke, based in Frankfurt, is Head of the CFO Practice Group and active in Egon Zehnder’s Private Capital Practice. more

Christian Schmidt

Christian Schmidt

Christian Schmidt, based in London, focuses on the industrial sector, assisting clients in natural resources, process, and manufacturing industries… more

Grant Clayton

Grant Clayton leads Egon Zehnder’s U.S. Technology Practice and formerly led the Firm’s CFO and Audit Chair practice in the U.S. He was the… more