People & Partners
Experience Beyond the Financial Statements
Financial statements tell you what happened. Understanding why it
happened requires looking at the operations, decisions, processes, controls,
and systems behind the numbers.
CFOBGS brings that broader perspective to the businesses we work
with—connecting financial performance to the operational realities that
influence EBITDA, cash flow, risk, and enterprise value.
Gary Stahl, CPA, CIA
Real Estate & Development
Hospitality, Casino Gaming & Food & Beverage
His food & beverage experience extends into the operations that directly influence profitability. Working with food & beverage directors and catering managers, Gary helped strengthen menu engineering, improve utilization of point-of-sale capabilities, and enhance inventory management and controls. He has also advised a food & beverage chain on structural accounting and operational changes, connecting financial reporting more closely to the decisions being made at the operating level.
The Right Expertise When You Need It
strategic partners who bring specialized operational, technical, and
industry expertise when a situation calls for it.
CFOBGS remains the point of integration — bringing the right
expertise together, when appropriate, so owners and leadership teams
can address issues without having to find, manage, and coordinate
multiple resources on their own.
Boutique Service, Specialized Resources
Finance and Operations, Aligned
Deep Industry Experience
Our experience spans hospitality, casino gaming, real estate development, and food & beverage, giving us an understanding of the operating environments behind the financial statements. We often identify opportunities to improve how ERP and other business systems are configured and used, helping operational teams get more from the tools they already have while enabling accounting to produce cleaner, more useful reporting. That connection can extend beyond traditional financial measures to areas such as player and guest tracking, marketing performance, labor, purchasing, and inventory.