by Don Calcote | Oct 21, 2022 | Business Growth, Chief Financial Officers, Finance Knowledge, Financial Strategy, General Business, Mergers & Acquisitions, Raising Capital
Capitalization tables, commonly called “cap tables,” are highly useful spreadsheets maintained by companies that have multiple owners or investors. Cap tables are especially important for private companies at startup and in the early stages of the enterprise. They...
by David Guyaux | Feb 10, 2022 | Chief Financial Officers, Finance Knowledge, Fractional CFO Services, General Business
Whether your business is a startup or an established enterprise, you need a strong, agile financial team with a highly competent leader. Some companies think they can get by without a Chief Financial Officer (CFO) until they start preparing to go public. Other...
by Eric Dorfman | Jan 5, 2022 | accounting, Bookkeeping, Chief Financial Officers, Finance Knowledge, Financial Controllers, Fractional CFO Services
A virtual CFO, also called a VCFO or fractional CFO, is a consultant or company that provides CFO services to one or more businesses on a part-time or ad-hoc basis. In the past, a true CFO was usually a highly paid, full-time employee that only large corporations...
by Wayne Vance | Nov 4, 2021 | Business Growth, Chief Financial Officers, Fractional CFO Services, Tech/SaaS
It’s becoming increasingly common to see companies turning to an outsourced CFO instead of a traditional in-house CFO. This is especially true for the dynamic, high-growth SaaS industry. SaaS companies are finding that outsourced CFOs specializing in SaaS are often...
by Jerry Vance | Jun 30, 2021 | Business Growth, Chief Financial Officers, Finance Knowledge, Financial Controllers, Financial Strategy, Financial Systems, General Business
One of the questions we get asked most frequently about financial roles and responsibilities is “What is the difference between a Controller and a CFO? These titles are used frequently–and often interchangeably–in the business world. However, despite...
by Jill Tavey | Dec 28, 2020 | Chief Financial Officers, COVID-19, Financial Strategy, General Business
On Sunday, December 20, Congress passed a $900B stimulus package. One week later, on Sunday, December 27, Trump signed the bill into law. While there are many aspects of the bill offering moratoriums on evictions and extending unemployment benefits, the bill also...
