“I gather accomplished Los Angeles CFOs into a confidential, no-sales room where they help one another become even better.” — Dalen Lawrence, Chapter Director
Most CFOs are the only finance principal in the building. There's no peer down the hall — no one who's sat in the same chair when the real decisions land.
The isolation isn't just lonely — it's a ceiling. Working alone, you get sharper at the problems you already know how to see. You never get pushed on the ones you don't.
A room of CFOs who've sat where you sit changes that. Not by handing you best practices — by showing you what you didn't know you were missing. You start asking better questions. Your judgment widens. You spot openings you'd have walked past a year ago.
That's the real return — not a longer list of answers, but a more capable CFO than the one who walked in. And that changes how you lead.
Three ways in — whichever fits where you are.
A facilitated half-day working session for Los Angeles CFOs, open beyond the membership. Read what it covers and what you’ll walk out with.
Read about the workshop →Experience a live peer meeting firsthand. It starts with a short, confidential conversation with me — I don’t seat anyone without one.
Set up a conversation →Happy hours, partner events with groups like ACG, and what’s next for Los Angeles CFOs — see the full calendar.
See all events →Not attending this time, but want to hear about future CFO events?
Get on the invitation list →The confidential monthly peer forum for CFOs — a small group that meets to work through real challenges in a room where nothing leaves and nobody’s selling. How it works, who it’s for, and who you become by being in it.