Inside the Minds of Manufacturing CFOs: Addressing Risks and Challenges

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By Travelers
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The expanding role of manufacturing CFOs brings new pressures. We asked more than 100 manufacturing CFOs about those pressures and their biggest concerns. From fears about talent shortages, post-pandemic workforce dynamics and the role insurance plays in their companies’ success, the insights revealed here can help inform how businesses may better adapt to and manage risk.

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CFOs often place most of their focus on cyber risk, which means they may miss out on other opportunities to proactively mitigate risk. This includes the vital role employee training plays in preventing risk.

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