Perspectives
Notes on the problems that keep showing up.
Not a blog. A small number of specific pieces written for Executive Directors dealing with the situations that come up most often: a board that has stopped trusting the reports, a finance lead who just resigned, an audit nobody feels ready for.
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What to do in the first two weeks after your Finance Director resigns
The notice period is a closing window. What you capture in it determines how bad the next six months are.
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Why your board stopped trusting the financial reports
Board confidence is almost never lost to a mistake. It erodes through small inconsistencies that each seem survivable on their own.
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What your auditor is actually checking
Audits feel opaque because the questions seem arbitrary. They are not. Each one maps to a specific thing the auditor has to form an opinion about.
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Talk with Jeremy
Recognise any of these in your own organization?
Describe what is happening in your finance function and you will get an honest read on whether Truvio is the right fit, including the cases where the answer is no.