About Fieldcrest
Principal-led financial direction for owner-led Texas businesses.
Big Four rigor, fractional CFO leadership, and close discipline for growing Dallas–Fort Worth businesses—led by Ken Ndegwa, CPA.
Principal-led financial direction in the DFW Metroplex
Growing companies rarely fail from a lack of market opportunity; they struggle from a lack of financial control.
Fieldcrest was founded by Ken Ndegwa, a licensed Texas CPA. Fieldcrest provides back-office financial services and fractional CFO leadership; it is not a public accounting firm and does not perform public audit or attest engagements requiring a firm license.
The practice focuses on owner-led DFW businesses—starting with established contractors and trades—helping leadership move from disorganized reporting to controlled financial decisions.
Based in the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex, Ken is an active road cyclist on local Texas trails and spends time with his wife and three children.
Leadership
Ken Ndegwa, CPA
Founder & Senior Managing Director
Operating principles: precision in the close, proactivity in tax and cash planning, and partnership on capital decisions—never a black-box vendor relationship.
By the Numbers
DFW
Metroplex Focus
Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco, Irving—and surrounding North Texas markets.
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Service Pillars
Fractional CFO, bookkeeping operations, tax strategy, and strategic advisory.
How we work
Fieldcrest publishes process and positioning—not fabricated performance charts or unverified outcome metrics.
Operating principles
The principles that define how we work
Precision, proactivity, and partnership—applied to every close, forecast, and planning cadence.
Precision
Close discipline and reconciled ledgers so decisions rest on current numbers.
Proactivity
Cash forecasts and planning cadence run year-round—not only when filings force a conversation.
Partnership
Principal-led financial direction for capital decisions, growth bets, and lender conversations.
Why Fieldcrest
Principal-led direction. Local partnership. Operating rigor.
Choosing Fieldcrest means partnering with senior financial leadership who understand growth pressure—not a seasonal compliance vendor.
Principal-led partnership
Direction Reviews and leadership cadence with founder involvement—not an anonymous ticket queue.
One financial operating rhythm
CFO strategy, bookkeeping cadence, and tax planning operate together—not three disconnected vendors.
Industry operating reality
Contractor WIP and retainage first; playbooks also for agencies, real estate entities, and medical practices.
Lender-ready reporting focus
Packages and narratives built for how owners, bankers, and bonding conversations actually run.
Financial Direction Review
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A confidential conversation with principal leadership about close discipline, cash visibility, and reporting readiness for your next decisions.
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