Outsourced CFO Unveils Dedicated Private Fundraising Service with an Exclusive Bowls Event

Outsourced CFO Unveils Dedicated Private Fundraising Service with an Exclusive Bowls Event. Outsourced CFO (OCFO), a trusted leader in financial consulting, is thrilled to announce the official launch of its Private Fundraising Service, a specialised offering designed to support scaling SMEs in securing the funding needed to drive sustainable growth.

Although this is a service Outsourced CFO has been providing for several years, the appetite and success of the fundraising initiatives have culminated in the creation of a fundraising division dedicated to serving both entrepreneurs and investors. With a team boasting over 100 years of combined experience, this service is set to redefine how high-potential ventures navigate the fundraising landscape.

To celebrate this milestone, Outsourced CFO hosted an exclusive bowls event at the Gardens Bowling Club on 7 November 2024. The intimate gathering brought together a curated group of seasoned investors, top-tier legal professionals, and key stakeholders from the investment ecosystem. Amid a relaxed and elegant atmosphere, attendees enjoyed engaging discussions, strategic networking, and a friendly game of bowls—all reflecting the spirit of collaboration and innovation.

Adding to the excitement of the day, Outsourced CFO introduced its Friends of the Firm network. This new initiative unites investors, legal advisors, and industry leaders to foster collaboration and unlock opportunities for high-growth ventures. Members of the network will enjoy VIP access to exclusive events, early-stage investment opportunities, and a host of other benefits tailored to drive mutual success.

“Our goal with Friends of the Firm is to create a community where investors and legal experts can connect, collaborate, and share valuable insights,” said Etienne Raubenheimer, Head of CFO Services at Outsourced CFO. “This network will play a vital role in supporting ambitious businesses as they scale and expand into new markets.”