Serving Houston remotely, nationwide
Fractional CFO in Houston for Small Public Companies
Brimmer Company works as your embedded fractional CFO: running 10-Q and 10-K filings, tightening close cycles, and getting your numbers audit-ready.
- Built for public companies with $5M–$50M in revenue
- We run the filings, not just hand you advice
- CFO-level discipline without a full-time hire
Led by Kenneth Brimmer, decades inside small public companies
Request your confidential 20-minute reporting review
Tell us where your reporting stands. We will come back with clear next steps.
What you get from a fractional CFO
Filings that land on time
We prepare and manage your 10-Q and 10-K filings end to end, so deadlines stop slipping.
Ready for the PCAOB audit
We tighten internal controls and align with your external auditors before small issues turn into findings.
A calmer quarter-end close
We compress month-end and quarter-end close into a predictable, structured process.
Relief for an overloaded controller
We redistribute workload and add process structure so a stretched team stops making costly errors.
CFO discipline without the overhead
You get an experienced finance operator on a part-time basis instead of a full-time executive hire.
Ready for investors and buyers
We prepare reporting that stands up to investor scrutiny, underwriter diligence and deal review.
How Houston companies work with Brimmer Company
Brimmer Company is a fractional CFO and SEC compliance execution firm. All work is delivered remotely across the United States by appointment, so Houston finance teams get the same hands-on support without a local office or travel.
The firm was built for the gap between basic bookkeeping and a full-time CFO: public companies with $5M–$50M in revenue and private companies planning to go public in the next 12–24 months. Every engagement starts with a signed agreement covering 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
- Controller overload relief and finance department restructuring
- Board and investor reporting packages, plus audit committee Q&A prep
- Capital raise readiness and underwriter due diligence preparation
- IPO prep and buy-side or sell-side transaction support
What happens next
Send the form
Tell us your revenue range, filing status and what feels stuck in your reporting.
Take the 20-minute review
We look at your reporting cadence, close timeline and compliance exposure, and flag hidden risk.
Get your next steps
You leave with one or two clear actions for next quarter and honest options for support. Work starts once an engagement agreement is signed.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have an office in Houston?
Services are delivered remotely across the United States by appointment. Houston companies work with us the same way as clients anywhere else, with no travel or local office required.
What does a fractional CFO engagement cost?
Pricing depends on scope. Every engagement uses a signed agreement that spells out scope of work, compensation terms, responsibilities and confidentiality. Bring your situation to the 20-minute review and we will outline the options.
Who is this right for?
Public companies with $5M–$50M in revenue and private companies preparing to go public within 12–24 months. It is not a fit for private businesses under $2M in revenue with no public company or IPO plans.
Do you act as our auditor?
No. Brimmer Company prepares companies for auditors. External audit and attest services are not offered, and neither are legal services or basic bookkeeping.
Our controller is buried. Can you help without a full-time hire?
Yes. Controller overload relief is a core service. We redistribute workload, set up proper process structure and prevent burnout-driven reporting errors, so you avoid hiring before you are ready.
What is covered in the 20-minute review?
Three things: where your reporting is exposed, which support options actually fit your stage, and one or two steps to map out next quarter without overstaffing.
Get your filings under control
Book the confidential 20-minute reporting review. You will see where the risk sits and what to fix before the next quarter closes.
- Built for public companies with $5M–$50M in revenue
- We run the filings, not just hand you advice
- CFO-level discipline without a full-time hire