Servicios de CFO a Tiempo Parcial

Todos los beneficios de un CFO de planta… ¡a un precio accesible!

Cuando tu negocio llega al punto de necesitar la guía de un Director Financiero (CFO) a tiempo completo, el costo anual — antes de bonos y beneficios — puede acercarse a los $100,000. Si aún no estás listo para invertir esa cantidad, acabas de llegar al lugar indicado.

¿Por qué elegir un CFO a tiempo parcial?

Obtienes asesoría financiera profesional sin asumir el costo completo de un CFO de planta

Perfecto puente para esta fase de crecimiento de tu empresas

¿Qué puedes esperar?

Tener un experto que supervise y proteja el área financiera de tu empresa.

Liberar tiempo para enfocarte en lo que más importa: crecimiento, nuevos servicios y clientes

Comprender a fondo los números reales de tu negocio para tomar decisiones acertadas.

Apoyo estratégico para enfrentar decisiones difíciles y aclarar tu plan de negocio

Profesional que entrene y supervise a tu personal de contabilidad, ahorrándote tiempo.

Mejora y monitoreo del presupuesto.

Análisis de rentabilidad por productos o líneas de servicio.

Estrategias para ahorrar impuestos.

Asistencia en planificación a mediano y largo plazo, definición y priorización de metas

Mejor gestión del flujo de efectivo.

Contacto directo con bancos, abogados, proveedores, etc.

Revisión de contratos: seguros, financiamientos, tasas.

Desarrollo de manuales de procedimientos contables.

Definición e implementación de políticas de cobranza.

Análisis de decisiones importantes: compra de equipo, expansión, fusiones y adquisiciones

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