CFO Services – Temporary CFO & Controller
The Chief Financial Officer, or Controller, is a vital part of any business.
It is the CFO’s role to manage the financial aspects of the business, keeping track of records and financial planning.
Growing businesses often reach a point where they need professional financial advice but cannot afford a full-time CFO or controller. With our CFO Services, you can have the benefit of a financial controller without the commitment of a salaried staff.
If you are fortunate enough to be in this position, then we have the perfect solution for you. Our Part-Time CFO service gives you a professional financial manager who can work with you to help guide your business to success.
The cost of hiring a full-time Controller can range from $60,000 to over $100,000 per year plus bonuses and benefits. CFO’s will cost even higher. However, our Part-Time CFO services provides you with experienced support at a small fraction of that cost.
Here is what you get with our Part-Time CFO services…
- You will have more time to focus on new services, new customers, and other core business issues.
- Better understanding of the financial side of your business. So, you have less surprises and more control over the money.
- Improved decision-making capabilities from clearly seeing the hard and true numbers of your business.
- A readily available sounding board to help you with those tough business decisions and help you clarify your business plans.
- The comfort from knowing that a professional is overseeing, protecting, and constantly improving the financial side of your business.
- A professional who establishes strong financial practices.
- Managing month-end closing.
- Training and managing your accounting staff.
- Improved quality and timeliness of financial information.
- Budget preparation and monitoring.
- Profitability analysis by service or product line.
- Tax saving strategies.
- Trend analysis.
- Assistance in defining long-range plans and the quantification of goals.
- Cash management.
- Liaison with bankers, attorneys, vendors, insurance agents, and others.
- Review and negotiate of insurance policies.
- Development of company accounting procedure manuals.
- Analysis of equipment purchases, expansions, and other major purchases.
- Custom designed collection policies and procedures
Schedule an appointment to discuss in more detail.