Finance Team Burn Out
The “great resignation” has put a strain on our country’s workforce. U.S. manufacturing companies are not immune from this phenomenon and many have seen higher than normal turnover in their finance teams in the last 12-18 months. Finance team members either 1) can’t get all of the needed work completed or 2) are on the verge of burn out.
Fractional Outsourcing May Provide Relief
Owners of manufacturing companies have so much on their plate – economic recovery, supply chain issues, and workforce shortages. One creative solution to assist their overloaded finance teams is the use of fractional team members. Whether it is a part time, permanent, or full-time interim need, collaborative fractional CFO’s, controllers and other industry professionals have manufacturing specific experience and are committed to addressing what matters most for the business. This customized accounting and finance support can enhance and support the internal team, allowing the owners to focus on growing their business. Visit CLAconnect.com to learn more about our outsourced finance and accounting professionals. Thank you to Brendan Kurvers and Matt Johnson for contributing to this post.
Allyson works for businesses of all sizes, maintaining a primary focus on business tax and consulting. She provides her clients with creative resolutions for technical tax issues and clearly interprets proposed and existing business tax law. Moreover, her thorough experience with trusts and estates allows her to deftly guide clients through the complicated legislation and the intricate processes involved in compliance, maximization of returns, and sustaining business and family wealth. She first gained knowledge and experience working for several years in a national firm, in a small firm environment, and in solo practice. She was also a partner in a regional legacy firm for 15 years prior to joining CLA. Her extensive tax experience bolsters CLA's talented staff and cultivates client relationships and makes her an invaluable member of the professional and civic communities.
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