FinBridge Secures €90M to Transform Finance into a True Business Partner!

FinBridge, the innovative force dedicated to “Bridging Finance with Business,” is excited to announce that it has successfully raised 90,000,000 in new funding. This milestone underscores FinBridge’s unique commitment to transforming finance into a true business partner—a commitment that goes beyond traditional controlling functions to integrate financial expertise with marketing, sales, HRM, and more. At its core, FinBridge believes that finance should not be an isolated function but rather a pivotal strategic advisor that drives growth, fosters customer relationships, and enhances overall business performance. With years of hard-earned practical experience spanning startups, scaling ventures, profit and non-profit sectors, FinBridge has honed its approach to bridge finance with every facet of a company’s operations. The newly raised funds will be instrumental in accelerating the company’s expansion and solidifying its position as a leader in client-centric finance solutions. FinBridge plans to invest in advanced training programs tailored for both Financial and Non-Financial professionals, ensuring teams are well-equipped to integrate finance seamlessly into business strategies. Moreover, the funding will bolster the firm’s consulting and interim project collaborations, enabling the development of innovative finance solutions that align with marketing communications and sales account plans. By translating client needs, products, and service portfolios into impactful financial strategies, FinBridge is poised to deliver transformative results for its clients. This funding round not only fuels growth but also strengthens FinBridge’s promise to empower every finance professional to build their own “Financial Bridge” and play a crucial role in today’s competitive business landscape. For further insights into this dynamic vision, interested parties are encouraged to connect with FinBridge and explore the success stories championed by industry leader Stanley Schardijn.