AAFCPAs is honored to once again sponsor the Boston Business Journal’s 17th annual CFO of the Year awards program, recognizing the outstanding financial leaders who help businesses and communities thrive. We are honored to participate in this annual BBJ event,...
AAFCPAs is honored to once again sponsor the Boston Business Journal’s 17th annual CFO of the Year awards program, recognizing the outstanding financial leaders who help businesses and communities thrive. We are honored to participate in this annual BBJ event, an exciting celebration of these exceptional CFOs who drive strategy, foster innovation, and ensure the financial health of their organizations. Their leadership strengthens the economy, creates opportunities, and builds a more sustainable future for all.
AAFCPAs honors the vital role CFOs play in shaping the success of their organizations and the communities they serve. Charged with making tough decisions that ensure stability and long-term growth, CFOs play a key role in managing risk and guiding the investments that fuel innovation. Their work supports not only their companies but also their team members, investors, and the broader economy.
The raffle is now closed and we plan to announce results by July 11, pending notifications to winners.
What: BBJ’s 17th Annual CFO of the Year Awards Luncheon
When: Wednesday, July 23, 2025, from 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM ET
Where: The Westin Copley Place, 10 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA
The Boston Business Journal will also present the F. Gorham Brigham Lifetime Achievement Award to Tim Coakley, CFO, Blauer, who has demonstrated outstanding leadership and expertise throughout his career as a financial executive.
We extend our sincere appreciation to all CFOs for their leadership, foresight, and dedication. Their work is essential to the success of businesses, nonprofits, and institutions throughout the region, and we look forward to celebrating their achievements.
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