Chief Financial Officer (CFO)

The Interim Chief Financial Officer (CFO) plays a crucial role in structuring and optimizing the company’s financial framework. Working alongside the CEO, the CFO is responsible for driving financial strategy, securing growth, and ensuring economic performance in contexts of transformation, crisis, or rapid expansion. The CFO’s expertise enables the rapid implementation of solutions tailored to financial and organizational challenges.

What are the missions of the Interim CFO?

The missions of the Interim CFO depend on the company’s priorities. The CFO may be tasked with supporting a fundraising effort, rationalizing cost structures, or overseeing the implementation of new management tools. The CFO’s role is to ensure optimal financial visibility and assist the company in making the best strategic decisions.

Examples of missions:

Coordinating financial challenges as a true co-pilot to the CEO;
Accelerating growth by structuring financial resources and optimizing cash management;
Developing and adjusting business plans to support the company's development;
Reviewing cost structures and refining pricing grids to improve profitability;
Leading the implementation of an ERP to optimize financial tracking and operational management;
Supporting and securing mergers and acquisitions (M&A) with financial and strategic expertise.