Leveraging Fractional CFOs to Develop Consistent Revenue Systems With Hannah Smolinski

Hannah Smolinski

Hannah Smolinski is the Founder and CEO of Clara CFO Group, a virtual CFO agency providing small businesses with financial clarity and profit maximization strategies. As a CPA, Hannah's professional experience with one of the world's largest accounting firms shaped her vision of bringing high-level financial expertise to the small business community. She founded Clara CFO Group to be a trusted resource for small businesses as they navigate key financial decisions, strive for sustainable revenue, and plan for scale.

In addition to her work with Clara CFO Group, Hannah also hosts a YouTube channel with over 50,000 subscribers, where she extends her mission of empowering small businesses. Through this platform, she shares financial strategies, best practices, and educational resources that assist companies in understanding their financial statements and achieving financial success.





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Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn: 

  • What is a fractional CFO?
  • Determining when to outsource a fractional CFO
  • How Hannah Smolinski helps businesses systemize their financials
  • The key profitability drivers companies should consider 
  • Advice for creating a recurring revenue system

In this episode:

As businesses scale beyond $100,000 a year in revenue, overhead expenses become more frequent and costly. Consequently, accounting executives lack financial clarity, creating the need for a fractional CFO (chief financial officer) to implement systems and provide guidance. How can you leverage these professionals to maximize profitability while focusing on your strategic vision for the business?

According to executive CPA Hannah Smolinski, revenue and expenses impact profitability, so developing recurring revenue streams is pivotal for growth. Fractional CFOs can help you establish these systems by evaluating your P&L statements to optimize labor and additional overhead costs. If your company loses revenue consistently, a fractional CFO may recommend restructuring your business processes to boost profitability. This involves expanding your service offerings and value propositions based on your top clients’ needs.

Tune in to this episode of Systems Simplified as Adi Klevit talks with Hannah Smolinski, the Founder and CEO of Clara CFO Group, about creating recurring revenue streams. Hannah discusses the core profitability drivers for companies, when to hire a fractional CFO, and her process for helping businesses systemize their financials.

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Leveraging Fractional CFOs to Develop Consistent Revenue Systems With Hannah Smolinski

Host: Adi Klevit

Founder: Business Success Consulting Group

Adi is passionate about helping businesses bring order to their operations. With over 30 years of experience as a process consultant, executive and entrepreneur, she’s an expert at making the complex simple. Adi has been featured on numerous podcasts and delivered many webinars, and live workshops, sharing her insights on systematizing a business. She also hosts The Systems Simplified Podcast, publishes a weekly blog, and has written numerous original articles published on Inc.com.

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