Fractional CFO and controller support without a full-time executive.
Growing businesses reach a point where bookkeeping isn't enough. You need someone to see the big picture, manage cash, talk to lenders and keep reporting tight, but not necessarily 40 hours a week.
Some clients need a controller to own the monthly close and reporting. Others need a CFO-level partner for budgeting, forecasting, financing and major decisions. Many start with one and grow into the other.
CFO-level guidance on growth, capital, pricing and major business decisions.
Owning the monthly close, reporting and internal controls so the numbers are reliable.
Budgets, rolling forecasts and cash management so you see problems before they arrive.
Clear reporting packages and KPIs for owners, lenders, investors and boards.
Our team brings CFO and controller experience to growing businesses.
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A controller owns the monthly close, reporting and internal controls so the numbers are reliable. A CFO uses those numbers to guide budgeting, financing, cash and major decisions. Many businesses start with controller support and add CFO-level guidance as they grow.
Usually when bookkeeping is no longer enough. Common signs are cash flow surprises, lender or investor conversations, rapid growth or a major decision without a clear financial picture.
No. You get financial leadership at the level your business needs, without the cost of a full-time executive.
Yes. We often oversee and support in-house staff rather than replace them.
Let's talk about the right level of financial leadership.
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