

Interim CFO & Project Management – stability when it matters most
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I step in as an interim CFO or senior project manager when organisations are facing change, growth, or specific challenges.
My focus is on structure, pace, and business-driven decision-making — not administration for its own sake.
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When is an interim CFO or senior project manager needed?
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During periods of growth, reorganisation, or ownership changes
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When the finance function needs temporary reinforcement
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In connection with system implementations, major projects, or tight timelines
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When management needs a reliable financial sounding board
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What I contribute
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I combine hands-on responsibility with a strategic perspective.
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1. Interim CFO / Head of Finance
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Ongoing responsibility for finance and reporting
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Liquidity management, forecasting, and performance follow-up
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Decision-making support for the CEO and board
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Structure and clarity in finance processes and ways of working
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2. Project Management
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Project management of ERP systems, decision-support solutions, and business projects
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Clear governance, roles, and follow-up
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Effective communication between operations, finance, and IT
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Strong focus on execution — not just planning
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3. Business-driven support
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Prioritisation when everything seems important
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Translating numbers into operational and strategic insight
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Practical solutions that work in day-to-day operations
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Typical assignments
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Interim CFO in small and medium-sized companies
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Project manager for Business Central or decision-support implementations
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Support in building or restructuring finance functions
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Senior advisor to executive management and boards
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When is this the right fit for you?
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When you need experienced competence quickly
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When a project requires both business and system understanding
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When finance needs to be more than bookkeeping
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When you want to create structure without building a heavy organisation