Jason Lin's guest appearances

Jason Lin

CFO THOUGHT LEADER

#SITN Strength in the Numbers Show

Mark Lee

Dan Crumb

Tom Fencl

Anders Liu-Lindberg

Gordon Stuart

Talita Ferreira

Paul Murphy

Jeff Epstein

John Collins

Eric Johnson

Michael Tannenbaum

Kraft Heinz

Chris Baker

Bob Feller

Dave Kellogg

OwlTail

While tours of duty at struggling companies are seldom viewed as enviable career chapters for most professionals, finance leaders are often apt to savor the lessons that such tours of duty bring forth and even draw attention to such early chapters. Such is the case with CFO Jason Lin, whose career journey includes chapters with a rapidly rising juggernaut (TripAdvisor) as well as with the revitalization of a flickering fallen star (Monster.com). When asked why he singles out his “Monster chapter” as an experience that prepared him for a finance leadership role, Lin recalls the valuable lessons learned from “having to manage people through tough times—to motivate them without being able to offer a bonus or a salary increase and still be able to move the team forward.” “There are challenges in both environments, and I think that having been at both ends of the spectrum has been beneficial for me,” says Lin, while quickly segueing to his days at TripAdvisor, where a cash-rich balance sheet and seemingly unlimited growth summoned finance to remain a calming influence and the guardian of responsible spending practices. At Centage, Lin is opening yet another growth chapter, where scale is now top-of-mind and manual processes are being closely scrutinized as the upstart developer’s new CFO seeks to unclutter the path and prepare the runway for unencumbered growth. – Jack Sweeney Subscribe to CFO Thought Leader Quarterly magazine or let us ship you our latest issue HERE

While tours of duty at struggling companies are seldom viewed as enviable career chapters for most professionals, finance leaders are often apt to savor the lessons that such tours of duty bring forth and even draw attention to such early chapters. Such is the case with CFO Jason Lin, whose career journey includes chapters with a rapidly rising juggernaut (TripAdvisor) as well as with the revitalization of a flickering fallen star (<a href="http://Monster.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Monster.com</a>). When asked why he singles out his “Monster chapter” as an experience that prepared him for a finance leadership role, Lin recalls the valuable lessons learned from “having to manage people through tough times—to motivate them without being able to offer a bonus or a salary increase and still be able to move the team forward.” “There are challenges in both environments, and I think that having been at both ends of the spectrum has been beneficial for me,” says Lin, while quickly segueing to his days at TripAdvisor, where a cash-rich balance sheet and seemingly unlimited growth summoned finance to remain a calming influence and the guardian of responsible spending practices. At Centage, Lin is opening yet another growth chapter, where scale is now top-of-mind and manual processes are being closely scrutinized as the upstart developer’s new CFO seeks to unclutter the path and prepare the runway for unencumbered growth. – Jack Sweeney Subscribe to CFO Thought Leader Quarterly magazine or let us ship you our latest issue <a href="https://cfothoughtleaderquarterly.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a>

539: Own Your Next Challenge and Your Career | Jason Lin, CFO, Centage

According to a recent Forbes article “The CFO and the Office of Finance are looked to now as the architects of growth.” But how can we get there?An exciting message from today’s guest mentor, Jason Lin, and on today’s episode we also deconstruct together:• Two ways on how we can earn a seat at the decision-making table.• What tennis and basketball can teach us on how to have a successful career in Finance.• What business partners are asking for and the mindset we need to bring in Finance.If you enjoyed this episode, check out our time-stamped show notes, key quotes, resources and ways to connect with our guest mentor and more at sitnshow.com/podcast/174.#FinancialMentor#SITN#ValueCreation#Finance#modernfinance

According to a recent Forbes article “The CFO and the Office of Finance are looked to now as the architects of growth.” But how can we get there? An exciting message from today’s guest mentor, Jason Lin, and on today’s episode we also deconstruct together: • Two ways on how we can earn a seat at the decision-making table. • What tennis and basketball can teach us on how to have a successful career in Finance. • What business partners are asking for and the mindset we need to bring in Finance. If you enjoyed this episode, check out our time-stamped show notes, key quotes, resources and ways to connect with our guest mentor and more at <a href="http://sitnshow.com/podcast/174" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">sitnshow.com/podcast/174</a>. #FinancialMentor #SITN #ValueCreation #Finance #modernfinance

#174: Architects of Growth, FP&A and Strategic Business Partnering with Jason Lin