Which seat do you need?

What separates a fractional CFO from a controller and a bookkeeper, by the work each seat owns. Definitions only, no salary figures. Links the listed CFOs.

Where the fractional COO and the EOS Integrator overlap and where they differ, by the work each seat owns. One listed operator holds both seats.

The Integrator runs the business inside the company; the Implementer teaches the leadership team to run EOS. Which seat you need and when, with the listed counts.

Books stay with a bookkeeper or controller. A fractional CFO owns finance decisions part-time. Full-time is the same seat when that work is continuous. · CFO · updated 2026-10-15

A fractional CMO owns strategy and the brief. An agency runs channels. A full-time CMO is the same seat full time. The directory maps operators; you shortlist. · CMO · updated 2026-10-15

The five facts on every Listed Fractional row, what each one tells a rushed founder, and the one line to read first before you open a single practice site. · All seats · updated 2026-10-15

Pick the seat, read who they serve, keep two or three names, then open practice URLs. Alphabetical order is not rank. The directory maps; it does not choose. · All seats · updated 2026-10-15

Seven questions for the first fifteen minutes with a fractional CFO, CMO, COO, or CTO: capacity, sector, who does the work, the first 90 days, fee, and exit. · All seats · updated 2026-10-15