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Who is Fractional CFO

For founders of 1-20M EUR companies, a fractional CFO brings senior finance leadership a few days a month instead of a full‑time hire.

  • A fractional CFO turns scattered bookkeeping and ad‑hoc spreadsheets into clear cash‑flow visibility, reliable numbers, and forward‑looking plans you can actually run the business on.

  • ​They help you decide where money should go next, prepare for funding or banking conversations, and set up simple processes so finance stops being a constant worry.

  • In short, you get the benefits of a seasoned CFO, at a level of commitment and cost that fits your current stage.

Typical challenges addressed by Fractional CFO

Most fractional CFO engagements focus on a few of these areas first, creating quick wins in cash‑flow visibility and reliable numbers before tackling deeper improvements.

Planning & Budgeting improvement

From reacting to bank balance and invoices to a rolling 12‑month cash‑flow and budget you use to make decisions.

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From “no idea what we can afford” to clear scenarios for hiring, investments, and downside protection.

Creating order and structure in finance

From finance living in the founder’s head and a few spreadsheets to clear roles, routines, and a basic finance calendar.

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From last‑minute scrambles for numbers to a predictable month‑end rhythm everyone understands.

Organizing processes and reporting 

From late, inconsistent reports to a monthly pack you can review in 10–15 minutes.

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From manual, error‑prone processes to a lightweight system that keeps books current and audits simple.

Expenses optimization

From “no idea where the money goes” to a simple view of costs by category, product, and customer.

 

From blanket cost cutting to targeted changes that protect growth while improving margins.

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Preparing a firm for external funding

From loosely assembled figures to investor‑ready financial statements and metrics.

 

From a vague story about growth to a funding narrative grounded in data, unit economics, and realistic plans.

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Preparing company for a valuation

From guesswork on what the business is worth to a structured view of value drivers and comparable benchmarks.

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From “we’ll see what buyers say” to clear steps that can improve valuation over the next 12–24 months.

Sometimes this support comes from a fractional CFO stepping into your team; other times the best fit is a vetted specialist (e.g., funding, FP&A, pricing). We decide the format together based on your situation.

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Share a few lines about your situation (stage, revenue, current finance setup). We’ll respond by email with how fractional CFO support or a matched finance expert could help, plus suggested next steps.

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