We are experts at business assessments, financial modeling, management of financial data and lender negotiations. We have the experience and knowledge to work with counsel to prepare a company for a Chapter 11 proceeding. The Fahrenheit Finance team will assist management through the monthly reporting, claims processing, and preparation of support for motions, and plans of reorganizations as required in Chapter 11 proceeding. Our approach is to leverage the client’s staff and provide services as needed and where needed.
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Financial advisory services for challenged or distressed companies
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Interim CFO services prior to or during Bankruptcy proceeding
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Bankruptcy case advisory and management services for debtors
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Chapter 11 post confirmation Trust management
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Six Ideas for Managing Organizational Dynamics to Support Customers Dave Garlock Managing commercial, government, or not-for-profit Customers is one of the most challenging and daunting tasks that Supplies undertake on a daily basis. The relationship is a continuous cycle of product […]
Crowdfunding…help for small business financing? Doug Jones I will admit it…until recently I had not focused on the progress of the proposed “crowdfunding” legislation in Washington. Maybe the message was drowned out by all of the noise related to government […]
As the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) and the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) propose changes to the accounting for lease transactions, the Equipment Leasing & Finance Foundation (ELFF) has released a study quantifying the impact of the changes if they are […]
Doug Jones Featured in Work It, Richmond January 2, 2012•Jacob Geiger Tell us the basics: Who are you, what’s your company’s name, and how long have you been at this company? Doug Jones, Director with Fahrenheit Finance. I have been with Fahrenheit […]
“Investor-ready” Financial Models - Doug Jones, Director Fahrenheit Finance Recently I read an excellent article by Mike Periu about getting your financial model “investor-ready”. Mike explains some key “do’s and don’ts” for preparing models […]