Marc and Claire Headley—both of whom have a documented history of stealing from a former employer—run Mode Systems, an audiovisual design and engineering firm headquartered in Colorado.
Claire Headley also runs Remote Bookkeeper LLC, a company that claims to offer “accounting and bookkeeping services tailored to your business.”
If Claire Headley refuses to meet minimum compliance standards for her own companies, how can any client trust her with theirs?
But when it comes to tailoring those services to her own operations—or performing them at all—Claire Headley fails spectacularly.
As registered agent of Mode Systems, Claire was responsible for receiving notices to ensure the company remained compliant with state law. Instead, the State of Colorado has been forced to cite Mode Systems for delinquency multiple times.
Mode Systems wasn’t the only entity Claire Headley mismanaged.
Claire’s own bookkeeping firm, Remote Bookkeeper LLC, was itself found noncompliant by the State of Colorado on at least four instances.
Repeated neglect of even the most basic responsibilities—like filing annual reports and maintaining good standing with the Secretary of State—isn’t the hallmark of reliable “bookkeeping.” If Claire Headley refuses to meet minimum compliance standards for her own companies, how can any client trust her with theirs?
Cutting corners, flouting rules and violating even the most fundamental standards of decency isn’t just part of Claire Headley’s business. It is her business.