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Emerging CFO Program: Lead finance strategy and drive value creation

The Emerging Chief Financial Officer (eCFO) Program from Wharton Executive Education prepares experienced finance professionals and senior finance executives to step into enterprise leadership with confidence. In today’s business environment, finance leaders are expected to go beyond technical expertise to act as strategic partners, shaping financial strategy, strengthening corporate finance, and guiding organizations toward sustainable growth.

Led by renowned Wharton faculty, this six- to eight-month program blends financial leadership, corporate finance, and organizational dynamics with electives tailored to your goals. You will gain advanced leadership skills, global perspectives, and the tools to communicate effectively with stakeholders, drive strategic financial decisions, cultivate influence across the enterprise, and position yourself for success as a future CFO.

84%

of senior finance leaders recognize the CFO role as highly challenging but also say that there has never been a more exciting time to be a CFO.

76%

of CFOs and senior finance leaders now see strategy capability as being a must-have for becoming a CFO.

76%

of CFOs and senior finance leaders say that an aspiring CFO will need to build a network of contacts and relationships at the C-suite and board levels.

Source: EY

What will you learn in the Emerging CFO Program?

Key program takeaways

The Emerging Chief Financial Officer Program helps finance leaders strengthen strategic thinking, enterprise leadership, financial expertise, and C-suite readiness in an increasingly complex business environment.

  • Strategic decision making: Identify and use tools and data-driven insights to make informed strategic financial and organizational decisions

  • Risk and adaptability: Excel at managing risk while embracing global adaptability and ethical decision making

  • Financial leadership: Become a strategic leader who shapes finance with foresight and integrity

  • Stakeholder influence: Build trust, manage relationships, and communicate with a broad range of stakeholders in a transparent and impactful manner

  • Organizational partnerships: Understand organizational dynamics to build the alliances and partnerships needed to be a proactive and effective presence in the C-suite

  • Innovation mindset: Cultivate innovation to navigate global challenges and the future of finance with confidence and agility

  • Transformational leadership: Foster a culture that prioritizes ethical decision making while inspiring and leading diverse teams toward achieving cohesive and transformative goals

Learning journey for the Emerging Chief Financial Officer Program

The six- to eight-month learning journey follows this structure:
learning journey of the Wharton Emerging CFO Program

  • Core executive modules: 14 weeks of leadership development focused on decision making, influence, strategy, organizational effectiveness, sustainability, and change leadership

  • Specialized CFO modules: 10 weeks of focused modules on Upskilling Advancement and Transformation Mindset covering effective decision-making strategies and nuances of modern financial leadership

  • Live faculty-led sessions: A series of live sessions focused on leadership development, financial leadership, and strategic decision making

  • Leadership-development action plan: Create a personalized road map to strengthen leadership capabilities and prepare for future CFO responsibilities

  • Capstone project: Apply program concepts to an extended case study and develop a strategic framework for organizational impact

  • Optional on-campus event: A two-day recognition ceremony and networking event on the University of Pennsylvania campus in Philadelphia

*Note: A registration fee of US$250 is applicable.

**Note: The last two weeks of core modules will be held after the 10 weeks of specialized phases.

How is the Emerging CFO Program curriculum structured?

The Emerging Chief Financial Officer (eCFO) Program combines leadership development with specialized finance and transformation learning. Across three curriculum areas, you will build capabilities in strategic decision making, organizational leadership, corporate finance, risk management, sustainability, and technology-enabled finance.

Build the leadership, strategic thinking, and organizational capabilities required to lead effectively across functions, stakeholders, and enterprise priorities.

Foundations of Effective Leadership

Develop the core leadership skills needed to improve decision making, strengthen teams, and build organizational influence.

  • Leadership and Decision Making – Explore frameworks for making effective decisions in complex and uncertain environments.

  • Team Empowerment – Learn how to develop high-performing teams and create conditions for sustained success.

  • Collaborative Networks – Understand how strategic relationships and networks contribute to leadership effectiveness.

  • Organizational Power – Examine how influence and power dynamics shape organizational outcomes.

  • Purpose-Driven Strategy – Explore how purpose can be aligned with strategy to drive organizational performance.

  • Leadership Journeys – Assess leadership growth through practical examples and real-world leadership experiences.

Leadership-development action plan

Create a personalized road map to strengthen leadership effectiveness and support your progression toward the CFO role.

Leading through Complexity

Develop the ability to navigate uncertainty, influence stakeholders, and lead responsibly through changing business environments.

  • Mastering the Art of Influence – Build influence strategies that help drive alignment and organizational impact.

  • Innovative Leadership – Explore approaches to leading innovation and fostering adaptability within organizations.

  • Analyzing Future Trends – Assess emerging business trends and their implications for future leadership decisions.

  • The Role of the C-Suite in Driving Digital Transformation – Examine how senior leaders guide digital transformation initiatives across the enterprise.

  • Integrating ESG into Strategic Decision Making – Understand how ESG considerations influence long-term strategy and business performance.

  • Understanding and Appreciating Diversity in the Workplace – Explore how diverse perspectives contribute to stronger organizational outcomes.

Leading for Long-Term Sustainability and Growth

Learn how finance leaders support sustainable growth, strategic partnerships, and organizational resilience.

  • Strategic Partnerships – Evaluate how partnerships can create value and support long-term organizational goals.

  • Leading through Change – Develop strategies for leading teams and organizations through transformation and disruption.

Build a stronger foundation in corporate finance, capital allocation, valuation, and strategic financial decision making to prepare for enterprise-level leadership responsibilities.

  • The Cost of Capital and Valuation: Optimizing Investment Decisions – Understand valuation principles and investment frameworks that support effective capital allocation decisions.

  • Capital Structure: Decisions About Debt and Equity – Evaluate financing choices and their impact on organizational performance, risk, and value creation.

  • Navigating the Macroeconomic Environment: Impact on Financial Decisions – Assess how economic conditions influence financial strategy, investment decisions, and business performance.

  • International Finance: Managing the Global Corporation and Financial Risks – Explore financial risks and opportunities associated with operating across global markets.

  • Strategic Mergers, Acquisitions, and Alliances: Effective M&A Strategies – Examine how organizations use acquisitions, alliances, and partnerships to accelerate growth and create value.

  • Real Options: Enhancing Flexibility in Strategic Decision Making – Learn how strategic flexibility can improve decision making under uncertainty.

Note: Module topics are subject to change.

Develop the mindset and capabilities needed to lead finance transformation in an increasingly technology-enabled and data-driven business environment.

  • Financial Fragility, Financial Crisis, and Risk Management: Identifying, Categorizing, and Mitigating Risks – Strengthen your ability to identify, assess, and manage financial and organizational risks.

  • Sustainable Financial Strategy: Integrating ESG and DEI Goals – Explore how sustainability considerations can be integrated into financial strategy and long-term value creation.

  • Data-Driven Organizations: Championing a CFO-Led Culture – Learn how finance leaders can use data to drive performance, accountability, and strategic decision making.

  • Fintech: Leveraging Technology for Finance and Strategic Decision Making – Examine emerging financial technologies and their implications for innovation, efficiency, and business strategy.

Note: Module topics are subject to change.

The live sessions in the core modules on leadership development, delivered in the first 14 weeks, build essential leadership capacity and foster a connected learning community. Delivered through a series of interactive sessions, you will strengthen your ability to build meaningful relationships, lead through change, influence others, and leverage professional networks to drive impact. You will explore topics that include: 

  • Creating High-Quality Connections – Explore how self-awareness, presence, active listening, and authentic communication contribute to stronger professional relationships. Drawing on the science of human connection, you will build trust, deepen collaboration, and create more meaningful interactions.

  • Innovative Leadership: Orchestrating Disruptive Change – Examine how organizations can effectively integrate AI into decision making and collaboration. Through real-world examples and practical frameworks, you will explore human-only, AI-only, and human-AI operating models, gaining insights into leveraging AI while managing associated risks.

  • Influencing and Inspiring Others – Develop the ability to foster engagement and strengthen influence through high-quality connections. Through practices including storytelling, inquiry, and deep listening, you will learn how to build trust, encourage participation, and inspire action.

  • Emotional Intelligence and Its Role in Leadership – Explore the role of emotional intelligence in leadership and team effectiveness. You will strengthen self- and social awareness, develop practices that support psychological safety, and learn techniques for fostering more inclusive and high-performing teams.

  • Leveraging Network and Social Capital – Discover how strategic relationships and social capital can enhance leadership effectiveness. You will explore different types of networks, learn approaches for building and leveraging professional connections, and practice peer coaching techniques that generate actionable, future-focused insights.

Disclaimer: Sessions and topics are subject to change.

Led by Professor Itay Goldstein, the live sessions on financial leadership explore the evolving responsibilities of modern CFOs and the intersection of finance, strategy, and enterprise leadership.

  • Program Introduction – Explore the evolving role of the CFO in shaping organizational strategy and value creation. Examine key financial decisions related to capital raising; investment allocation; shareholder value; environmental, social, and governance considerations; and the growing influence of technology and AI on the finance function.

  • Macroeconomic Environment – Examine the macroeconomic forces influencing financial decision making, including economic growth, employment, inflation, monetary policy, and structural market trends. Assess emerging opportunities and risks and their implications for corporate strategy, capital allocation, and long-term performance.

  • Midway Review – Review key corporate finance concepts, including cost of capital, capital structure, mergers and acquisitions, and real options. Evaluate how these frameworks support strategic investment decisions, and reinforce their application through practical examples and discussion.

Disclaimer: Sessions and topics are subject to change.

Apply program concepts to a real-world business challenge and develop a strategic framework that supports organizational impact and long-term value creation.

The capstone project is an integral part of the Wharton Emerging CFO Program, giving you the opportunity to synthesize the knowledge and insights gained throughout the program and apply them to an extended case study.

Through a systematic and strategic approach, you will leverage the program’s learnings to develop a comprehensive road map and framework. This hands-on capstone project enables you to translate theory into practice, strengthen financial leadership, and drive change that delivers business excellence and sustains competitive advantage.

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Recognition ceremony and networking event (2 days | on campus)

Join an optional two-day recognition ceremony and networking event held on the University of Pennsylvania campus in Philadelphia. This event provides a unique opportunity to:

  • Connect with peers: Meet your cohort members and faculty in person.

  • Expand your network: Engage with professionals from other cohorts and industries while building valuable long-term professional relationships.

This event is generally held within six to nine months of program completion.

Note: A registration fee of US$250 is applicable for the optional two-day on-campus recognition ceremony and networking event.

Hear from the faculty of the Emerging CFO Program

“Today’s CFOs handle more than just finance; they are partners in every aspect of the business. The Emerging CFO Program emphasizes an individualized focus that allows future leaders to expand their capabilities, develop their strengths, and apply them to what comes next in their careers. Through personalized assessments and evidence-based skill development, this program will equip leaders with the tools they need to champion traditional responsibilities and function as a strategic business partner.” ...
Wharton Emerging Chief Financial Officer Program Academic Co-Director Itay Goldstein, PhD
Itay Goldstein, PhD
Academic Director of the Emerging CFO Program
“Faced with a volatile macroeconomic environment, businesses are in need of leaders who can tackle challenges head on. Succeeding in the C-suite requires more than domain knowledge; it requires strategy, partnership, and cross-functional expertise. The Emerging CFO Program is designed to prepare the next generation of executives to navigate the ever-evolving global financial landscape and drive success.”...
Wharton Emerging Chief Financial Officer Program Academic Co-Director Marissa King, PhD
Marissa King, PhD
Alice Y. Hung President’s Distinguished Professor

Who is the Emerging Chief Financial Officer Program for?

The Emerging Chief Financial Officer (eCFO) Program is designed for finance leaders who are ready to strengthen their strategic skills, broaden their enterprise perspective, and prepare for C-suite leadership.

Professionals in corporate finance or financial planning and analysis

Strengthen financial leadership, corporate strategy, and decision-making capabilities.

Senior leaders and aspiring leaders in financial accounting

Build expertise in financial transformation, leadership, and organizational growth.

Participants are required to have:

  • A minimum of 8 years of work experience

  • Fluency in written and spoken English

Note: This program is tailored for finance professionals on the path to C-suite roles and is not intended for individuals currently serving as CFOs.

Past participants of the Emerging CFO Program

The Emerging Chief Financial Officer (eCFO) Program< brings together experienced finance professionals and senior finance leaders preparing to take on broader strategic and C-suite responsibilities. Learn alongside peers who bring diverse perspectives across corporate finance, financial planning and analysis, accounting, and enterprise leadership.

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What past participants have to say about the Emerging CFO Program

The best part of this program for me was the strong focus on team empowerment and network building. I particularly valued the modules on M&A and organizational power, which helped me better understand these subjects. Lateral thinking, which challenges traditional problem-solving approaches, encouraged me to look at strategic and leadership issues from broader perspectives....
Svetlana Kiselova
Finance Trading Manager,
Renault Group
The format of the program was great. Having a number of professors and perspectives was perfect. I found all of the topics meaningful, and they really gave me a lot to think about throughout the entire program. The lessons gave me a new perspective that helped me understand the real-life impact of decisions that are made at the executive leadership level....
Sara Bowen Anderson
Vice President, Accounting and Compliance,
Ascent Global Logistics
The strongest part of the program was the integration of rigorous frameworks with experiential learning, particularly the change management simulation. The simulation made abstract concepts like credibility, target receptivity, and timing tangible by showing real consequences when tactics were misaligned. Rather than reinforcing a linear 'checklist' approach to change, the program emphasized sequencing, restraint, and judgment, which closely mirrors real executive decision making. This combination made the learning highly practical and immediately applicable....
Sherina Larrier
Finance Director,
Unified Door & Hardware Group
The ability to discuss various modules with peers and hear the trials and tribulations experienced by others helped me understand that many of the challenges I experienced were not unique to our business and were shared across different industries, locations, and backgrounds....
Joseph Huertas
Group Controller,
Maypro Group LLC
The most valuable aspect of the program was its integration of strategic finance with leadership and change management. It went beyond traditional technical finance concepts and focused on how a CFO can drive organizational transformation, influence stakeholders, and create sustainable value. The capstone assignments, in particular, allowed me to apply frameworks like financial decision making under uncertainty to real-world challenges, bridging theory and practice in a tangible way. This holistic approach reinforced the CFO's role as both a strategic leader and a steward of financial health....
Bilal Mayin Musaliarakath Ummer
Group Finance Director,
Muller and Phipps ME Group Holdings Ltd
Breadth and depth of topics were the best part of the program. It was hard to cover the breadth of subjects and also the depth of topics in such a short amount of time. I'm grateful to get exposure to topics and have the ability to drill deeper on subjects that are important to me and my path to CFO. There were several subjects covered that I did not anticipate, yet clearly are important for the CFO role....
Aaron Pocklington
Vice President of Operational Finance,
Banfield Pet Hospital
The best part was the live meetings with deans, professors, and peers. The course materials were extremely helpful and allowed me to structure a lot of things into a clear picture of what a CFO and CEO should have....
Andriy Dobriy
Director Group Treasury,
INNIO Group

Who teaches the faculty of the Emerging CFO Program?

World-renowned Wharton faculty in the Emerging Chief Financial Officer Program help participants strengthen financial leadership, corporate finance expertise, strategic decision making, and enterprise influence. Through faculty-led learning and practical insights, participants gain the skills required to navigate complex financial challenges and prepare for broader C-suite responsibilities.
Wharton eCFO Program's Academic Co-Director Itay Goldstein, PhD

Itay Goldstein, PhD

Academic Director; Joel S. Ehrenkranz Family Professor; Professor of Finance; Professor of Economics; Chairperson, Finance Department

Itay Goldstein is an expert in the areas of corporate finance, financial institutions, and financial markets, focusing on financial fragility and crises and on the feedback ef...

Wharton eCFO Program faculty Chris Geczy, PhD

Chris Geczy, PhD

Adjunct Professor of Finance; Academic Director, Wharton Wealth Management Initiative; Academic Director, Jacobs Levy Equity Management Center for Quantitative Financial Research

Wharton eCFO Program faculty Anthony Landry, PhD

Anthony Landry, PhD

Adjunct Full Professor of Finance; Deputy Vice Dean, MBA Program

Lindsay Cameron

Lindsey Cameron, PhD

Assistant Professor of Management Dorinda and Mark Winkelman Distinguished Faculty Scholar

Wharton eCFO Program's Academic Co-Director Marissa King, PhD

Marissa King, PhD

Alice Y. Hung President’s Distinguished Professor

Marissa King’s research focuses on deciphering the complexities of human interactions within the context of health care organizations, teams, and broader social structures. He...

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Mauro Guillén, PhD

William H. Wurster Professor of Multinational Management Vice Dean, MBA Program for Executives

Witold Henisz

Witold Henisz, PhD

Vice Dean and Faculty Director, ESG Initiative; Deloitte & Touche Professor of Management in Honor of Russell E. Palmer, former Managing Partner

Rahul Kapoor

Rahul Kapoor, PhD

David W. Hauck Professor at the Wharton School Professor of Management Chairperson, Management Department

Harbir Singh

Harbir Singh , PhD

Mack Professor; Professor of Management; Co-Director, Mack Institute for Innovation Management; Faculty Director, Huntsman Program

Kevin Kaiser, PhD

Kevin Kaiser, PhD

Adjunct Full Professor of Finance; Senior Fellow, Harris Family Alternative Investments Program

Note: Faculty list is subject to change.

What credentials and outcomes will you gain from the Emerging CFO Program?

Certificate of completion

Certificate of completion

Earn a Wharton Executive Education digital certificate upon successful completion of the Emerging Chief Financial Officer Program. Participants of this transformative program get exclusive access to a wide range of professionals, events, and networking opportunities.

Note: After successful completion of the program, your verified digital certificate will be emailed to you in the name you used when registering for the program. All certificate images are for illustrative purposes only and may be subject to change at the discretion of the Wharton School.

Please also note that participation in the Emerging CFO Program (a) will not result in a degree from, alumni status, or earned credit at the University of Pennsylvania or the Wharton School (or, to Wharton’s knowledge, any other institution), (b) will not be recorded on a University of Pennsylvania or Wharton transcript, and (c) does not guarantee or suggest that a participant will be admitted to the University of Pennsylvania, the Wharton School, or any other university or institution.

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Wharton Executive Education delivers research-driven programs that prepare finance leaders to act as strategic partners and guide enterprise growth. With access to world-renowned faculty and practical insights on corporate finance, capital markets, and emerging trends, participants gain the leadership skills and financial expertise to strengthen strategy, enhance performance, and drive organizational excellence on a global scale.

CFOs are central to corporate governance and corporate restructuring by ensuring financial stability, strengthening capital allocation, and supporting strategic initiatives that drive business excellence. They bring financial expertise, strategic skills, and leadership to complex decisions that impact business performance and long-term value creation.

Executive education programs such as the Wharton Emerging Chief Financial Officer Program prepares senior finance executives to navigate these responsibilities with a deeper understanding of corporate finance, capital markets, and financial transformation, enabling them to act as effective strategic partners to key stakeholders. Check the program page for more details.

A strong financial leadership program should help professionals strengthen their ability to make strategic financial decisions, manage organizational complexity, communicate effectively with stakeholders, and lead transformation in rapidly evolving business environments. It should also help finance leaders balance financial performance, innovation, governance, and long-term organizational priorities.

The Emerging Chief Financial Officer Program from Wharton Executive Education enables professionals to develop capabilities in financial leadership, corporate finance, strategic decision making, risk management, capital allocation, ESG integration, and enterprise-wide collaboration. Participants also gain practical insights into mergers and acquisitions, global finance, financial transformation, and leadership development through live sessions, executive networking, and applied learning experiences.

The Emerging CFO Program from Wharton Executive Education is a six- to eight-month learning journey for experienced financial leaders and senior finance executives. It combines core modules in leadership and corporate finance strategy, and specialized modules on capital markets, international finance, and financial transformation. Participants sharpen financial expertise, develop strategic mindset, and build the leadership capabilities needed to succeed as future chief financial officers.

Many top business schools offer executive education programs that can help financial leaders prepare for the C-suite. The right choice depends on whether you are looking to deepen corporate finance expertise, strengthen leadership skills, or broaden your strategic mindset. The Wharton Emerging Chief Financial Officer Program is designed specifically for professions working in corporate finance, financial account or financial planning and analysis, combining financial leadership, corporate strategy, and emerging trends to prepare you for the demands of the CFO role.

The program fee for the Wharton Emerging Chief Financial Officer Program can be found on the program page. This program fee covers academic content, online coursework, and faculty interaction. Travel, accommodation, and the optional on-campus networking event fee are additional. Flexible payment options and early application benefits may also be available for participants. Check the program page for more details.

The best course to become a CFO varies depending on your career stage, current responsibilities, and the capabilities you want to develop. Many business schools offer programs that emphasize financial expertise, corporate governance, and leadership development. The Wharton Emerging Chief Financial Officer Program blends finance strategy and leadership skills with a comprehensive curriculum, enabling finance leaders to advance toward senior finance roles with clarity and confidence.

Chief financial officers come from a variety of educational and professional backgrounds, and there is no single required certification. Many pursue credentials such as CPA, CFA, or MBA from top business schools, which help build strong technical and analytical foundations. However, while certifications validate professional expertise, professional certificates are designed to deepen strategic perspective, leadership capability, and enterprise-wide thinking.

Executive education programs, such as the Wharton Emerging CFO Program, build on those foundations by equipping finance professionals with financial leadership, strategic decision-making, and enterprise-wide influence to succeed in C-suite roles.

Training to become a chief financial officer is less about a single path and more about building a blend of technical expertise, leadership skills, and strategic financial insight. Many senior finance executives prepare by gaining experience in areas like corporate finance, financial planning, and capital markets, while also strengthening their ability to lead teams and influence enterprise decisions. You will find several executive education programs from top business schools. The Wharton Emerging CFO Program offers a structured way to develop the strategic mindset and leadership capabilities needed for C-suite roles.

The Emerging CFO Program has been designed with your busy schedule in mind. You will be required to commit not more than three to five hours per week, enabling you to benefit from this transformative program while fulfilling your day-to-day work responsibilities. The impactful program offers a blend of self-paced modules and live interaction.

The six- to eight-month learning journey includes live webinars as well as live online and asynchronous sessions with renowned faculty, industry experts, and global peers. You can take advantage of weekly live sessions and the Slack channel to ask questions and discuss ideas with your success coach and cohort participants. Real-world examples and a debrief of the program learnings are delivered through a combination of recorded video and live online lectures. The program concludes with an optional two-day on-campus graduation and networking event on the University of Pennsylvania campus in Philadelphia.

The program fee covers teaching fees, all academic material, and access to online coursework. The fee does not include the registration fee of US$250 for the optional two-day on-campus networking and recognition ceremony, accommodation expenses for the on-campus event, travel expenses (domestic and international, including visa fees), and any other expenses not specifically mentioned in the program fees.

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