Keep What You Earn Do You Need a CFO in Your Business?
Why might a business need a CFO? Some businesses feel that they have a good grip on their finances and can handle everything on their own, which may be true. But what if there were some opportunities being overlooked?
It is important to have a grounded understanding of a business's financial numbers. As a fractional CFO myself, I am responsible for identifying these gaps and having tough conversations with CEOs to challenge their ideas and ensure focus on what is working and bringing in revenue.
I will discuss some tips to determine if you should look into a CFO, and how a CFO can guide and coach a business to succeed and grow.
What you'll hear in this episode:
[2:24] Why you need a bookkeeper in your business.
[4:36] What is a CFO and how does it work?
[7:10] What is a CFO? How is it different from a CPA?
[10:41] Benefits of a fractional CFO vs a full-time CFO.
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