Case Studies

A CFO is much different than an accountant. Accountants focus more on compliance and reporting accuracy, while a DFO provides advice, direction and recommendations to improve your financial future.

A CFO serves as a fresh set of eyes reviewing your financial statements, following trends in your financials reports, analyzing expenses an ensuring you are optimizing profits.

A CFO attends board meetings with your partners/managers providing another leadership source.

A CFO is a third party contact for banking institutions, lenders and agencies, providing additional legitimacy to your business and the financials you are presenting.