Forward-looking financial strategy, performance management, and decision support for the moments that determine whether a business grows, stalls, or exits well.
We operate as an extension of the CFO function or as the CFO function itself, depending on what the business needs. Our work addresses the decisions that move the business, not the month-end tasks that keep it running.
Engagements blend recurring advisory — monthly reporting packages, rolling forecasts, board materials, strategic reviews — with project-based support for one-time events such as capital raises, acquisitions, pricing resets, or market entry. The same senior practitioners lead both.
We serve private and venture-backed businesses between roughly $10 million and $250 million in revenue, PE portfolio companies across the hold period, and leadership teams approaching liquidity events. Our engagements are sized to the decision, not the calendar.
Management reporting, variance commentary, and decision-support analytics operating on a predictable monthly, quarterly, and annual cadence. We close the gap between what the financials show and what leadership needs to decide.
Rolling-forecast discipline that replaces annual-only budgets with a twelve-month forward view refreshed each month. Integrated cash flow modeling from thirteen-week operational detail through multi-year liquidity.
Decomposition of the full pricing waterfall from list price through contract terms, realization, and fully-loaded cost to contribution margin. Surfaces where margin actually leaks rather than where it is assumed to.
Decision-specific financial modeling for acquisitions, capital decisions, pricing resets, and strategic moves. Scenario design, sensitivity analysis, and pressure-tested assumptions producing decision materials leadership can actually use.
Quality of earnings, financial diligence, deal modeling, and post-close integration across buy-side, sell-side, and capital raise transactions. Engagement frequently extends through the first full audit cycle after close.
U.S. market entry for foreign-owned businesses and international expansion for U.S. companies. Outlook coordinates centrally while local specialist partners execute jurisdiction-specific work.
Embedded in the leadership rhythm
We operate on your planning cadence, not ours — weekly standups, monthly reporting, quarterly reviews, board cycles. Analysis lands in the meetings where decisions actually get made.
Forward-looking, not rearview
FP&A is not month-end plus commentary. The output supports decisions you have not made yet — pricing changes, capital deployment, market entry — rather than reconciling what already happened.
Models built to be defended
Every forecast and analysis is structured for scrutiny in a board meeting, a lender conversation, or a diligence room. Institutional-quality output from day one, not polished later.
Operating commitments quantified
Close cycle time, forecast variance, board-material lead times. We commit to specific metrics at engagement start and report against them throughout the engagement.
Strategic finance runs on overlapping rhythms — monthly reporting, quarterly forecasting and board review, annual planning. Our work plugs into all three rather than picking one, so decisions at every horizon have the analytical support they need.
Rebuilding the reporting function for a national healthcare data platform
Closed the credibility gap between finance output and what leadership needed to decide. New reporting architecture, rebuilt forecast, and a planning cadence that survived the following capital event.
A thirty-minute conversation is the fastest way to determine fit. We will listen to your situation and give a candid view on how we can help.