Serving Boulder companies remotely
Fractional CFO in Boulder for Small Public Companies
Brimmer Company embeds as your fractional CFO and compliance operator. We run the quarterly and annual SEC filings so your team stops firefighting deadlines.
- We run your 10-Q and 10-K filings, not just advise on them
- Built for public companies with $5M–$50M in revenue
- Remote support for Boulder-area finance teams, by appointment
Founded by Kenneth Brimmer — decades inside small public companies
Request fractional CFO support
Tell us about your reporting. We'll set up your confidential 20-minute review.
Why finance leaders bring in a fractional CFO
On-time 10-Q and 10-K filings
We manage quarterly and annual SEC filings end to end, so deadlines stop slipping.
Audit-ready before the auditors call
We tighten internal controls and align with your external auditors ahead of a PCAOB audit.
CFO discipline without a full-time hire
Get CFO-level leadership part time, sized to the stage your company is in right now.
Relief for an overloaded controller
We redistribute workload and add process structure so tired teams stop making reporting errors.
Ready for investors and underwriters
We prepare your numbers and processes to hold up under capital raise and IPO diligence.
Calmer close cycles
We compress month-end and quarter-end close into a predictable, controlled routine.
What a Brimmer Company fractional CFO does
Small public companies in the $5M–$50M range sit in a hard spot. You are too complex for basic bookkeeping, but too early to carry a full-time CFO. Brimmer Company fills that gap as an operator, not a consultant who hands over advice and leaves.
Work is delivered remotely across the United States, so Boulder companies get the same hands-on execution. Every engagement starts with a signed agreement that sets scope, compensation, responsibilities, and confidentiality.
- Quarterly 10-Q and annual 10-K filing preparation and management
- Filing stabilization when deadlines slip or audit pressure builds
- PCAOB audit readiness, internal controls, and external auditor alignment
- Month-end and quarter-end close cycle optimization
- Board reporting packages and audit committee Q&A prep
- Capital raise readiness and underwriter due diligence preparation
- IPO preparation for private companies going public in 12–24 months
- Buy-side and sell-side transaction support with interim finance leadership
What happens after you reach out
You share your situation
Tell us your revenue range, filing status, and what is creating the most pressure right now.
Confidential 20-minute review
We look at your reporting cadence, close timelines, and compliance exposure to find the hidden risk.
You get 1–2 clear next steps
Honest, stage-appropriate options: fractional CFO support, filing stabilization, or a cleaner close rhythm.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have an office in Boulder?
No. Brimmer Company works remotely with companies across the United States, by appointment. Boulder finance teams get the same hands-on execution without local overhead.
What does a fractional CFO engagement cost?
Pricing depends on scope. Every engagement requires a signed agreement that spells out scope of work, compensation, responsibilities, and confidentiality. The 20-minute review clarifies what level of support you actually need.
Is my company a fit?
We work with public companies in the $5M–$50M revenue range and private companies planning to go public in the next 12–24 months. We are not a fit for private businesses under $2M in revenue with no public company or IPO plans.
Do you audit our financial statements?
No. We do not provide external audit or attest services. We prepare you for your auditors by tightening internal controls, aligning with the external audit team, and resolving issues before they turn into findings or restatements.
Our filings are already slipping. Can you help?
Yes. Filing stabilization is built for companies where deadlines are slipping, audit pressure is building, or the current reporting setup cannot keep pace with public company requirements.
What is the 40-Day 10-Q Sprint Checklist?
It is our framework for managing the quarterly close cycle. The confidential 20-minute review uses it to identify your hidden risk, clarify your real options, and map out your next quarter.
Get a fractional CFO who does the work
Start with a confidential 20-minute reporting review. You will leave with one or two clear steps to tighten your close and protect your filing deadlines.
- We run your 10-Q and 10-K filings, not just advise on them
- Built for public companies with $5M–$50M in revenue
- Remote support for Boulder-area finance teams, by appointment