A CFO drives business growth through improving financial management and reporting, minimizing funding costs and managing cash flow, and establishing and monitoring key financial metrics. In larger companies, a CFO also oversees mergers and acquisitions as well as investor relations. While a full-time CFO typically costs $150,000 per year, fractional CFO services through BluePrint start at a lower monthly rate of $2,500.

1. What does a CFO do?
Your CFO should have the ability to drive
growth with these business outcomes:
1) improve financial management and
reporting;
2) minimize funding costs and manage cash;
and,
3) establish and monitor financial metrics.
The CFO in larger organizations generally
oversees corporate development (M&A) and
investor relations, as well.
Hiring a CFO
$150,000 a year
vs
BluePrint Fractional CFO
Starting at $2,500 per month