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Yes, and you should have been able to determine that yourself through googling. Here are some from BCG for example. If you're really set on becoming a CFO you'll need to take a conscious path to get there. I'd start with researching what common journeys to CFOs look like, then try and find some consulting alumni who have gone that route and understand how their journey worked

An exit directly from consulting to CFO will be very unlikely, since operational experience is highly valued for those types of exec roles. With zero research or examples I can think of, one decent avenue might be consulting --> PE ops --> CFO of a PortCo

 
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