FP&A Today (The FP&A Guy)
Glenn Hopper
FP&A Today is the podcast for Financial Planning and Analysis. The weekly show dives into the challenges and opportunities within the world of FP&A, interviewing FP&A leaders, CFOs and other finance pros in order to give you the freshest insights and takeaways. Each week our top guests provide actionable advice about financial planning and analysis – from career goals to navigating challenges, and powerful Excel tips. Our weekly show provides unrivalled insights for navigating FP&A. FP&A Today…
Recent Episodes
Lessons from a finance revolution at Mars, with Colin Moss
Jul 26, 2026Colin Moss, a finance and transformation leader with 23 years in global consumer goods at Cadbury and Mars, discusses his career trajectory from internal audit to divisional CFO roles, including leading a multi-year global finance transformation at Mars. He reflects on the shift to founding CM Strategies, a fractional CFO and advisory practice, and shares insights on business partnering, KPI design, management reporting, and developing judgment, drive, and influence in finance professionals.
The Dennis Rodman Paradox And How CFOs Can Protect Irreplaceable Specialists With Jack McCullough
Jul 16, 2026How to Align Marketing and Finance and Fix the Plumbing Problem with Alex Brower
Jul 15, 2026Building Financial Modeling Skills While Playing an E-Sport Game with Professor Eric Kelley
Jul 14, 2026The Pricing Psychology for Leaders to Stop Underpricing and Understand Value with Etinosa
Jul 9, 2026AI Financial Modeling Test for Finance Pros to Understand the Limitations using Real Tool Comparison
Jul 7, 2026I Would Never Let AI Touch a Number and what to do about that with Alok Ajmera
Jul 2, 2026How to Save Time in FP&A Using Structured AI Analysis with Nick and Dan
Jul 1, 2026Spatial Finance: How Satellite Data Is Enhancing Financial Models, with Jorge Rojas
Jun 30, 2026Interim FP&A, What it is, and Why it is A Growing Career Path With Tim Stalkamp
Jun 25, 2026
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