ROSE Report: Smarter Growth with a Scalable Financial Infrastructure

Issue 94 - Smarter Growth with a Scalable Financial Infrastructure

Watch Now: Scaling Finance & Accounting Infrastructure for Business Growth | Expert Panel Discussion

How do successful businesses scale their finance and accounting operations as they grow? In this insightful panel hosted by Rose Financial Solutions, leading executives share real-world experiences and proven strategies for evolving finance infrastructure.

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Supreme Court Decision Could Spur Prosecutions of Government Contractors

On May 22, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court dropped a bombshell for government contractors in Kousisis v. United States. The ruling? You could face criminal fraud charges for misrepresenting your eligibility to win a contract—even if you deliver flawless work and the government loses nothing. For small to mid-size GovCons in the $700+ billion federal procurement market, this decision raises the stakes, especially as the Department of Justice (DOJ) ramps up its fight against procurement fraud in 2025.

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Is Your Financial Infrastructure Ready for What Comes Next?

By Ted Rose • April 1, 2026

Most growing organizations don't discover gaps in their financial systems until something forces the issue; an audit, a capital raise, a key person leaving, or a contract they're not equipped to manage. The Financial System Readiness Review exists to surface those gaps before they become expensive. In this video, Ted Rose walks through what the FSRR actually evaluates, why looking at your accounting software alone isn't enough, and how the three-step process produces a roadmap that tells you exactly what to fix, in what order, and why it matters for where your organization is headed.