Fractional CFO at reFIT

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Fractional CFO

Salary\n

Not Disclosed

Company Description\n

reFIT is a seed-stage London startup that raised ~$1.3M from Clearance Venture Partners to transform underutilised commercial real estate into premium, tech-enabled wellness amenities.

Job Description\n

As Fractional CFO at reFIT, you will partner directly with founder Stefan Duda (ex-CBRE) to build a robust financial engine for scaling. You'll oversee financial modeling, manage runway, and spearhead fundraising preparations for a Series A raise as the company expands its footprint across the UK and international markets.

Location\n

London, UK

Why this role is remarkable\n

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• Partner directly with a founder who previously launched Industrious UK and led operations at CBRE to reshape commercial real estate.
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• Backed by ~$1.3M from Clearance Venture Partners, reFIT is uniquely positioned at the intersection of wellness and property technology.
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• High-impact opportunity to build a finance function from the ground up and drive the strategy for a Series A fundraise.
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What You Will Do\n

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• Build and maintain complex financial models to simulate growth scenarios, profitability paths, and the impact of equipment-as-a-service offerings.
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• Support the Series A fundraising process by preparing financial materials, managing due diligence, and crafting a credible narrative for investors.
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• Establish rigorous budget tracking, cash flow forecasting, and margin analysis across the UK and Ireland portfolio to ensure financial discipline.
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The ideal candidate\n

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• Proven experience as a CFO or senior finance leader in a high-growth, venture-backed startup environment (Seed to Series A).
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• Deep expertise in financial modeling and managing the investor relations/fundraising lifecycle for tech-enabled or physical infrastructure businesses.
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• Strong commercial instincts with the ability to translate complex financial data into actionable strategy for non-finance founders and stakeholders.
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