“Be water, my friend.” For years, I heard this phrase as something inspiring. Over time, I came to understand that it is not a motivational slogan, but rather a very practical way of dealing with personal, professional, and business realities. In financial management, true value lies not in the position, title, or tenure, but in applied experience: the kind that allows you to distinguish between the structural and the circumstantial, between noise and relevance. We live in fl

Last December, we held a meeting for Interim Managers in Barcelona. The truth is that attendance was massive, and the space was too small. Anyway, nice problems... I'll be honest: when they congratulated me on organizing the event, I was surprised... and it made me smile. It's actually very simple: surround yourself with top-quality professionals—and if they also have differing points of view, even better—and have partners who are truly committed. From there, it's smooth sail

After more than two decades working in finance, one conviction has grown stronger over time: finance is relative and deeply human. I have developed my career as a financial manager and executive in German and Swiss organizations, combining external consulting and financial management in companies. This experience allowed me to observe something that is not always reinforced when we study: that numbers matter, of course, that is undeniable. But the way they are interpreted and

—Thank you so much, you're an angel —the woman said to me, relieved. We were returning from the office with my daughter when we saw a woman standing next to her overturned bicycle, her hands black with grease. The chain had come off, and she was struggling to put it back on. It was impossible not to stop and help. —Thank you so much, you're a devil —the client said to me, smiling I had just presented them with the quarterly analysis, the first since they invited me to join th