Jeff Heybruck

CFO / Business Advisor

Jeff is the founder of Lucrum Consulting and has been a financial and accounting professional since 2001, bringing a wealth of experience to Lucrum clients. Following his graduation from Guilford College with a degree in accounting, Jeff started his career with the tax department at the CPA firm Pesta Finnie & Associates. In 2004, he completed a Masters of Accounting from UNC-Charlotte, and in 2005 was named Chief Financial Officer of Mulvaney Properties and The Altura Group, LTD. When he started Lucrum in 2009, Jeff leveraged this experience to serve other land development and construction clients.

Jeff's industry expertise includes: homebuilders, construction subcontractors, professional service firms, restaurants, commercial real estate developers, and start-ups.

A Charlotte resident since 1984, Jeff is an Eagle Scout and remains active in Scouting in Fort Mill’s Pack 108 with his boys. A father of two sons, Jeff and his wife, Taylor, are an active outdoor family and can be found at ball fields and gyms all over the Ballantyne/Fort Mill area. Jeff enjoys his morning workouts at the Y, shooting, hunting and fishing, and usually has more home improvement projects in process than he can handle.

Recent Articles
Can Fractional CFO's and Bookkeepers be at the same vendor?

Should I Use The Same Company for CFO and Bookkeeping Services or Keep Them Separate?

by Lucrum Staff Is your company considering outsourcing fractional CFO and bookkeeping services to two different companies? Using a single provider for …

Fractional CFO vs Interim CFO vs Part-Time CFO

Do I Need a Fractional CFO, Interim CFO or Part-Time CFO? What’s the Difference?

by: Lucrum Staff As a business scales, it reaches a point where more financial expertise is needed than existing resources can provide. …

Tempering Sales Optimism With Reality

When To Politely Turn Down A New Business Opportunity

By: Jeff Heybruck New business opportunities are, for good reason, exciting. But wise business leaders are able to take off the rose-colored …