Why CFOs are the Chief Everything Officers with Claire Bramley, CFO at Teradata

In this episode of CFO Weekly, Claire Bramley, Chief Financial Officer at Teradata, joins Megan Weis to discuss the modern CFO, how technology and AI are reshaping the CFO's responsibility, and defining what a successful executive looks like. Claire also dives into career growth, leadership strategies, and the underestimated power of storytelling in finance. With a vast background in corporate finance and technology, Claire brings over two decades of experience, including significant tenure at HP, where she served as Global Controller and led finance strategy for their $17 billion EMEA business. Claire's expertise spans financial controls, strategic planning, and digital transformation, particularly in leveraging AI and analytics for business growth. In this episode, we discuss: The evolution of the CFO role beyond traditional financial operations How Teradata implements rotation programs and cross-functional collaboration to develop talent The impact of AI and analytics on financial decision-making How modern CFOs balance traditional responsibilities with expanding strategic duties

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