The Rise of the Fractional Workforce
The rise of the fractional workforce marks a significant shift in workforce dynamics, offering businesses flexibility, agility, and access to specialized expertise as they grow.
Late Stage (Series C+)
Fractional CFOs: Tailored Financial Leadership for Every Stage
As you start your business, a full-time accounting and finance team might not be necessary, but growth brings more complex financial leadership needs.
Six Ways Quality of Earnings Can Enhance your Decision-Making
Informed decision-making is the cornerstone of success, and quality of earnings can make all the difference when evaluating acquisitions, financing, or strategic investments.
What is QoE and When is it Relevant?
Quality of earnings provides a comprehensive assessment of the accuracy and sustainability of reported financials, giving leaders peace of mind in key transactions.
Cash Flow Management: How Proper Accounting Improves Financial Visibility and Business Performance
Maintaining a healthy cash flow is the lifeline of any business, and proper accounting offers insights into financial health and operational efficiency.
Three Reasons Fractional HR Leadership Can Benefit Your Business
Taking time to give personal attention to employees improves morale, reduces turnover, and builds a stronger organization, making human resources crucial to your business.
Financial Reporting: 3 Reasons to Hire a Controller
After securing funding, startup leaders have capital to invest in the business, but knowing where to begin amid conflicting priorities can be difficult.
Accounting for a Successful ERP Implementation
Implementing an enterprise resource planning system (ERP) takes careful planning, and the accounting and finance team must be able to focus on implementation.
Professional Employer Organization Evaluation
As organizations grow and hire more employees, small to medium size companies begin thinking about their human resource strategy and the value of different solutions.
Accounting and Bookkeeping Are Not the Same
Accounting and bookkeeping are often used interchangeably, but while they are certainly related, the difference between the two is meaningful and material.