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  • What is the difference between a CFO and an Accountant?

    An accountant provides bookkeeping services, and calculates your past revenues, profits and expenses. On the contrary, a CFO uses the past data to formulate future strategies and projections. This directly puts our clients on the trajectory to success

  • Why do I need a CFO?

    Every business has several stake-holders such as – shareholders, employees, clients, suppliers, financers.Corporate Governance is defined as 'mitigation of current and potential conflicts of interest between all stake-holders. – World Economic Forum CFOs play a very large role in helping the CEO to achieve this tricky balance, through anticipating potential conflict courses within the context of growing competitiveness (which translates to influencing clients to prefer, buy, stay, re-buy and refer your products and services).

  • What will a CFO help me with?

    A CFO provides you a dashboard with all your current data, existing data and future projections. CFO helps you formulate strategies for growth and success.

  • How does working capital help with cash flow?

    Reduced expenses, debtors and stock period translates to a positive cash flow. Need help with your working capital? Call us today to book your free consultation.

  • Why should I hire a CFO?

    A CFO is crucial for a company's future. Every business has several stake-holders such as – shareholders, employees, clients, suppliers, financers. Corporate Governance is defined as 'mitigation of current and potential conflicts of interest between all stake-holders. – World Economic Forum CFOs play a very large role in helping the CEO to achieve this tricky balance, through anticipating potential conflict courses within the context of growing competitiveness (which translates to influencing clients to prefer, buy, stay, re-buy and refer your products and services).