Special Purpose CFO
When you company is dealing with multiple projects simultaneously, it puts a lot on your existing CFO’s plate. In order to do justice to all of the projects with looming deadlines, a Special Purpose CFO could come in to relieve some stress. We will work with your management team and your full-time CFO.
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Dealing with multiple projects simultaneously
When your company is dealing with multiple projects simultaneously, we can act as your Special Purpose CFO. We could give relive to the CFO palate. With us, you will have the full control over your upcoming projects.
We complement and strengthen your finance team, and take the full responsibility for the project and lead it until full completion.
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Strengthen existing CFO in IPO process
If your Company is considering the possibility of carrying out an IPO we can direct your executive team through this challenging process. We have experience in leading IPO process working with shareholders, legal counsels, external auditors, regulation authorities, investors, and underwriters.
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Supervise acquisition due diligence
The process of due diligence is an extensive investigation process that provides a purchaser or investor with an opportunity to obtain as much information as possible about the business of a company he wishes to acquire. We will be side by side with the existing CFO through all the DD or m&a process, strengthen your team and double your analytical capabilities.
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Transition Management
While the day-to-day financial needs of a smaller businesses and new startups are typically handled by a controller, accountant, or VP of Finance, transitional situations require additional expertise.
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In times of transition there are unique financial challenges that require specialists.These include, but are not limited to:
> Hitting newly established revenue goals
> Securing outside financing
> Opening additional locations
> Expanding into new markets
> Making large capital investments
> Undertaking hiring waves
> Entering into new partnerships
> Navigating mergers and acquisitions
> Moving business headquarters