Tzvika Gross
The role of the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is crucial in any entity, but it is especially critical in young companies such as startups. The CFO acts as the right-hand person to the CEO, often serving as a mentor and senior consultant. Together with their team, which includes a controller, bookkeeper, and others, the CFO is responsible for managing critical matters such as finance operations, planning, control, growth, and internal cost-effective processes.
In addition to overseeing financial operations, the CFO works alongside the CEO and top management to manage high-level relationships with relevant parties both within and outside the company, including shareholders, potential investors, board members, bankers, customers, suppliers/service providers, legal advisors, auditors, and more.
Our CFO services aim to support you in the decision-making process at any critical point in your day-to-day activities and especially during strategic milestones. Our CFO's core competency lies in their holistic view of the company's sustainable triangle: business, finance, and management. Our CFO provides added value services while emphasizing compliance, making them a valuable and active part of your team, rather than just working on your behalf.