A fractional CFO
for founders raising,
scaling, or exiting.
Finite Sprints. Application only. A defined start, a defined end, and infrastructure your team can run when I'm gone.
Why Sprints, not retainers.
Most fundraises, product launches, and strategic decisions have a beginning, a middle, and an end. The CFO line item attached to them usually doesn't. A retainer bills monthly forever; the work was finite. That mismatch is what a Sprint fixes.
Every engagement is scoped to a real decision with a real deadline. The deliverables are the things you actually need in the room — model, narrative, data room, cadence — not "ongoing strategic support."
When the Sprint ends, the infrastructure stays. Your team runs the cadence. I leave.
Kickoff inside two weeks of contracting.
Hand-off and a 90-day plan, not a forever retainer.
Model, data room, cadence — owned by the team.
Three Sprints, each finite by design.
All sprints →Financial Clarity
Cash, margin, unit economics, reporting infrastructure, and org load mapped into a 90-day decision roadmap. The diagnostic for founders 60–120 days out from a real call.
Fundraising Sprint
Diligence-grade model, narrative deck, indexed data room, and round structure built before investor meetings. So you walk in with materials that hold up.
CFO | CFAO
Embedded ongoing strategic finance at founder altitude for venture-backed and bootstrapped companies. Finite by design. Existing relationship or strong referral only.
"The numbers and the nervous system are the same problem. Fix one in isolation and you've fixed neither."
— Traci KeenReal capital. Real transactions. Real founders in rooms where the numbers had to hold.
How it works.
Apply
Submit the inquiry form. Tell me what's actually in front of you.
Hear back inside 3 business days
Either a 30-minute call invitation or a clean no with a reason. Both are useful.
If we're a fit
We scope the Sprint together and set a start date.
Ready to see clearly?
Private client work is by application only. Financial services begin with a conversation. Either way, the first step is the same.
Apply for a Sprint →