Post Acquisition - Fractional COO or Ops Manager

by a searcher from Pennsylvania State University

1 year ago

Has anyone tried a fractional COO or Ops manager service to help with post-acquisition work? If yes, which company would you recommend using?

Assuming contractors or consultants on a part time basis would also do the trick here. What have you done?

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searcher from University of Maryland - Robert H. Smith School of Business

Thanks @^Searchfunder member‌ for the mention. ^Searchfunder member‌ - Pleasure to meet. A lot of my work over the past 8 yrs has been in the fractional VPF/CFO services space. Through that I've worked with a few solid fractional COO/Ops managers. I would suggest having whoever you work with put together a detailed Statement of Work so expectations for the project are aligned from the get-go. Would be happy to chat more on this, send me a message.

1 year ago | like reply | 1 like

searcher from Harvard University - Harvard Business School

My firm, CSuite Financial Partners has CFO Partners that in many instances may look like an CFO/COO hybrid. Our focus is PE so we do a lot of post-acquisition work. Happy to chat

1 year ago | like reply | 1 like

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