Marc Rubin is deeply focused on building scalable finance and accounting infrastructures for technology startups, partnering closely with leadership teams as they navigate growth, fundraising, IPOs, and acquisitions. His hands-on entrepreneurial experience leading businesses through every stage of the corporate lifecycle brings a practical and strategic perspective to clients.
Marc specializes in designing operational processes across accounting, finance, and human resources while delivering clear, actionable financial insights to executive teams and investors. Throughout his career, he has served as Chief Financial Officer and Chief Accounting Officer for several high-growth startups, contributing to two successful IPOs and multiple acquisitions.
ThincStrategy specializes in conducting comprehensive feasibility studies to evaluate the viability, risks, and rewards of new business initiatives, ensuring informed decision-making and strategic planning for success.
ThincStrategy specializes in conducting comprehensive feasibility studies to evaluate the viability, risks, and rewards of new business initiatives, ensuring informed decision-making and strategic planning for success.
Thinc will conduct individual interviews with key stakeholders to gain an understanding of their ownership goals and future objectives.
Thinc will review a variety of materials from the firm including, but not limited to, the past 3-5 years of financial statements, organization chart, key roles, and other relevant materials.
Thinc will meet with the owners to confirm the direction gleaned from our initial interviews and information analysis. We will use this meeting to refine the direction and inputs for the different models.
Thinc will present the feasibility study, documenting the various options and models. We will also schedule a follow-up conversation, allowing the owners time for reflection on the study, to answer questions and discuss next steps.
Thinc will build out the different options using the provided inputs showing the potential outcomes and implications for each model.