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Financial leadership and systems built around your business.

Six areas of work that reinforce each other. Most engagements begin with one and expand as the reporting and systems underneath it get stronger.

  • 01

    Fractional CFO & Controller

    CFO and controller leadership for decisions about growth, capital, and risk, working alongside your accounting team.

    Typical signs

    • Month-end results explain what happened, but not what to do about it
    • Budgets are built once a year and abandoned by the second quarter

    What changes

    • A leadership-ready reporting package every month
    • Forecasts the management team actually uses
    • Clear financial accountability across departments
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  • 02

    ERP & Financial Systems

    ERP selection, implementation, and optimization treated as a business transformation — process design, system architecture, and accounting workflows that hold up after go-live.

    Typical signs

    • Finance and operations run on systems that do not share data
    • The implementation partner knows the software but not your business

    What changes

    • A system your team uses instead of works around
    • Connected data across finance and operations
    • Reporting that comes from the system, not a spreadsheet
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  • 03

    Reporting & Forecasting

    Monthly reporting, budgets, cash-flow forecasts, and board packages that arrive on time and give leadership something to act on.

    Typical signs

    • The close takes three or four weeks and the timeline slips most months
    • Every report is assembled by hand, so the format changes each period

    What changes

    • A close process designed to shorten reporting delays
    • Forecasting discipline that improves reliability over time
    • Board and lender reporting prepared without a fire drill
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  • 04

    Process & Internal Controls

    Standardized workflows, approval structures, close procedures, and controls that reduce operational risk without slowing the business down.

    Typical signs

    • Key processes exist only as habits, never written down
    • Approval limits are informal or routinely bypassed for speed

    What changes

    • Documented processes that survive turnover
    • Approval and segregation controls that fit your size
    • Fewer errors, restatements, and surprise write-offs
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  • 05

    Dashboards & BI

    Agreed metric definitions, connected data, and a management review routine that make dashboards useful for decisions.

    Typical signs

    • Sales, operations, and finance each report different numbers
    • Metrics are defined inconsistently and never documented

    What changes

    • One agreed set of numbers across departments
    • Metrics refreshed on a cadence matched to the decision
    • Department owners accountable to their own scorecard
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  • 06

    Cash Flow & Working Capital

    A rolling 13-week cash forecast connected to receivables, payables, inventory, and credit-line decisions.

    Typical signs

    • Cash position is checked in the bank account rather than forecast
    • Receivables age quietly because nobody owns collections

    What changes

    • Cash converted from the balance sheet, not the credit line
    • A rolling 13-week view leadership trusts
    • Working-capital priorities tied to the growth plan
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