Fractional CFO & Accounting Advisory Services

Run your business, not your finances.

Cash flow is stressful. Margins are unclear. Growth feels financially unstable. The books are an afterthought until the auditor, the lender, or the buyer makes them the only thing that matters.

You're losing 10+ hours every week to financial tasks your agency has outgrown, a bookkeeper who can't answer the hard questions, and an accountant who pumps the brakes instead of enabling growth.

There's a better way.

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I’m Theo Camacho—nice to meet you!

I'm a CPA and MBA grad with ten years of public accounting and corporate finance experience. I started Camacho Consulting Co. because founder-led agencies deserve a calculated risk-taking accountant and a strategically driven financial partner who enables their vision, not one who stands in the way of it.

My work is rooted in a simple conviction: financial clarity is an act of stewardship and helping founders build financially healthy businesses creates ripple effects that extend far beyond the balance sheet.

Based in Los Angeles. Working with teams remotely and on-site.

The Approach

Working with founders building something worth sustainably building.

Every founder gets to a point where the business outgrows the financial infrastructure holding it together. It usually looks something like this:

  • A marketing or creative agency losing margin it can't explain and time it can't afford

  • A development or design agency where project cash flow is unpredictable and every payroll feels like a gamble

  • A consulting firm making six-figure decisions without six-figure financial clarity

  • A PR or communications agency where the retainer book looks healthy, but the bank account disagrees

  • A founder heading into their first audit, a loan application, or a sale process with financials that aren't ready for the scrutiny that comes next

A portion of practice capacity is also reserved each year for nonprofits and mission-driven businesses committed to community impact because good work isn't always measured in revenue.

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