The people behind Fellow have spent their careers in the books of growing businesses. They don’t just record your numbers — they own them, explain them, and pick up the phone.
At Fellow your account isn’t handed off to whoever’s free. Senior people own the relationship from day one — these are the names you’ll know and the people you’ll talk to.
Founder & CEO
Lexi founded Fellow to rebuild the finance firm around the operators it serves — flat pricing, full-spectrum support, and numbers explained in plain language. She leads every client relationship personally and stays close to the work.
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Director of Operations
Trisha brings deep expertise in bookkeeping and accounting, and leads the team that does the day-to-day work on your books. She serves as the bridge between clients and the wider team — keeping work on track, communication clear, and making sure nothing falls through the cracks.
Connect on LinkedInLexi and Trisha are backed by a team of bookkeepers, accountants, and client-success specialists — so the senior attention you get is never a bottleneck. Every member of the team is rigorously vetted before they ever touch a client’s books, and we invest in ongoing training so our standards keep rising and our clients always receive the best service possible.
Finance people who actually enjoy the messy, fast-moving reality of running a business — not just the tidy version on the balance sheet.
Everyone on the team has the judgment to tell you what the numbers mean and what to do next — not only what happened last month.
No ticket queues, no disappearing for a week at close. When you reach out, a real person who knows your business replies.
Fellow is part of Marrow, a family of operator-first businesses. Fellow clients get access to the wider ecosystem: Workbench for leadership development, Matchstick for hiring, and Rebar for technology — so the finance team you trust can point you to people who work the same way.
The best way to get to know us is a real conversation. Book a Finance Clarity Call and meet the people who’d own your numbers.
