Fractional CFO support, Denver & nationwide
CFO Services in Denver for Small Public Companies
Brimmer Company runs your 10-Q and 10-K filings, tightens your close, and gets you audit-ready. Delivered remotely to Denver-area companies, by appointment.
- 10-Q and 10-K filings managed start to finish
- PCAOB audit readiness without a full-time CFO hire
- CFO-level discipline for $5M-$50M public companies
Led by Kenneth Brimmer, decades of work inside small public companies
Request your confidential reporting review
Tell us about your filings and close process. We will set up a confidential 20-minute review.
Why finance leaders bring in Brimmer Company
Filings go out on time
We prepare and manage quarterly 10-Q and annual 10-K filings so deadlines stop slipping and late-filing risk drops.
Audit-ready, not audit-anxious
We tighten internal controls and align with your external auditors before small issues turn into material findings.
A calmer quarter-end
We compress month-end and quarter-end close cycles into a predictable, structured routine instead of a scramble.
Relief for an overloaded controller
We redistribute the workload and put real process structure in place, so tired teams stop making avoidable errors.
CFO skill without the full-time cost
You get an experienced finance operator on a fractional basis, not another advisor who hands over a deck and leaves.
Ready when investors look closely
We prepare reporting for capital raises, underwriter diligence, IPO transitions and buy- or sell-side deals.
What fractional CFO services cover
Brimmer Company works with small public companies in the $5M-$50M revenue range and private companies planning to go public in the next 12 to 24 months. That range is a hard spot: too complex for basic bookkeeping, too early for a $200K full-time CFO.
All work is delivered remotely across the United States by appointment, so Denver-area finance teams get the same hands-on support without adding an executive to the payroll.
- Quarterly 10-Q preparation and filing management
- Annual 10-K preparation and filing management
- Filing stabilization when deadlines are slipping or audit pressure is building
- PCAOB audit readiness, internal controls and external auditor alignment
- Month-end and quarter-end close cycle optimization
- Controller overload relief and finance department restructuring
- Board and investor reporting packages, plus audit committee Q&A prep
- Capital raise, IPO and M&A financial readiness support
What happens after you submit
Share your situation
Tell us your revenue range, filing status and where reporting hurts most right now.
Take the 20-minute review
We use the 40-Day 10-Q Sprint Checklist to find hidden risk in your close timelines and compliance exposure.
Get clear next steps
You leave with one or two actions for the next quarter, plus honest guidance on whether fractional CFO support, filing stabilization or a cleaner close rhythm fits.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have an office in Denver?
All services are delivered remotely across the United States by appointment, including for Denver-area companies. There is no office visit to schedule.
What do your services cost?
Pricing is not set by a standard list; it depends on scope. Every engagement requires a signed agreement that spells out scope of work, compensation terms, responsibilities and confidentiality. The 20-minute review helps size the work first.
Who is this not a fit for?
It is not a fit for private businesses under $2M in revenue with no public company or near-term IPO plans. We also do not provide bookkeeping or data-entry accounting.
Will you act as our auditor?
No. We prepare companies for auditors and PCAOB audits by tightening controls and aligning with your external audit team. We do not provide audit or attest services.
Our filings are already late. Can you help?
Yes. Filing stabilization is a targeted service for companies where deadlines are slipping, audit pressure is building, or current reporting infrastructure cannot keep pace with public company requirements.
We may go public soon. Is it too early to talk?
No. IPO preparation is built for private companies going public within 12 to 24 months, so the reporting discipline and controls are in place before the transition.
Take the quarter-end pressure off your team
Start with a confidential 20-minute review of your reporting cadence, close timelines and compliance exposure. You will see where the risk sits and what to do next quarter.
- 10-Q and 10-K filings managed start to finish
- PCAOB audit readiness without a full-time CFO hire
- CFO-level discipline for $5M-$50M public companies