Revenue Is Moving. Can Anyone Explain Where It’s Going?
Fort Lauderdale runs on businesses that outgrew their bookkeeping years ago — marine services companies, contractors, logistics operators, law firms, medical practices, and the wave of companies relocating to Broward County. Between $1M and $20M in revenue is exactly the zone where an owner starts flying blind.
A full-time CFO in this market commands a $250,000+ salary before benefits. Most businesses at this stage don’t need that person forty hours a week — they need the output: clean monthly financials, a 13-week cash forecast, and someone who can sit across from a Broward banker and speak their language.
That’s the gap I fill. I’m David Lopez, CPA — based fifteen minutes west of downtown, serving as the finance department for growing Broward businesses.
One Partner. Three Levels of Finance.
Cash Timing Is the Silent Killer in This Market
Different industries, same disease. The cure is knowing exactly what’s coming in, what’s going out, and when — thirteen weeks forward, updated weekly.
Being local matters here. I meet Fort Lauderdale clients in person, I know the banks active in Broward lending, and when something urgent happens you’re calling my cell — not a call center.