What we do

Diagnosis through implementation. Not recommendations alone.

Five service lines, one standard: the work is done, not just described. We either execute directly or coordinate client-approved specialists, and we stay responsible for the result either way.

  • Senior financial leadership without the senior hire. Management reporting, budgeting and forecasting, cash and capital planning, board and lender packages, and a finance function that scales with the company.

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  • Assessment, then retainer

    Exit, Sale & Acquisition Readiness

    The financial story a buyer, lender, or investor will test, with the gaps closed before they find them. Diligence preparation, quality-of-earnings readiness, data room structure, and on the buy side, target evaluation and integration planning.

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  • The systems, data, and spend controls underneath the numbers. Financial systems selection and configuration, data integration, spend management, decision-support tools, and the finance and operations checklist for a new market, office, or department.

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  • Ten years of IT financial management and FinOps applied to cloud, SaaS, and infrastructure: the fastest-growing, least-governed line on a founder-led P&L. Optimization, allocation and chargeback, technology business cases, and vendor negotiation support.

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  • Assessment or project

    AI Advisory

    Where AI helps in finance and operations, what it costs to run, and what isn’t worth doing. Readiness and opportunity assessment, tool selection and cost governance, and a usable AI policy. Led by a finance leader, not a software vendor.

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Every engagement starts here

The Readiness Assessment

A scoped, paid review of where your finances stand against what a buyer, lender, or investor will expect. The output is a prioritized roadmap, and it becomes the blueprint for whichever service line comes next.

How it works
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Where we’re not the fit

Bookkeeping, tax, audit, and pre-revenue.

Practical works at the level above the books: management reporting, forecasting, systems, and the financial leadership a company needs to scale, sell, raise, or acquire. Your accountant and tax planner rely on the quality of the underlying data; we improve it, which makes their work better, not redundant.