As RTÉ searches for a new CFO, candidates are faced with the reality that inflation has eroded the organisation’s revenue for the past two decades. RTÉ is recruiting again. It needs a new chief financial officer after Mari Hurley announced her imminent departure following a brief 18-month stay. It’s a prestigious position, being responsible for one of the country’s premier cultural institutions.  But it’s not a place to burnish a reputation. CFOs like to work where there’s risk for sure, but also where there’s an upside. Somewhere where you can point to revenue success or even increased profit and Ebitda. …

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