Services

The services we offer have one common goal in mind; client education. That is our number one goal above all else.

GLOSSARY

We offer a glossary of business terms and concepts every business owner should know. Check it out.

BLOG

We also publish a Business Consulting Blog which covers business topics related to finance, accounting, and business valuation.

Our Core Consulting Services

Business Valuation Services

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Litigation Support & Damage Calculations

We provide valuation-related litigation support services, including the quantification of economic damages in cases involving:

Lost profits
Diminished business value
Shareholder and partnership disputes
Marital dissolution matters
Breach of contract claims
Intellectual property infringement (copyright, patent, music)

We help business owners plan for the future with customized financial tools and insights, including:

Budget development
Financial forecasts and projections
Strategic growth modeling
Investor or new partner planning
Business performance analysis
Custom-built Microsoft Excel models
QuickBooks bookkeeping & reconciliation assistance

Financial Forecasting, Strategic Planning & Other Services

We provide independent, well supported business valuation analyses for a variety of purposes including:

Gift and estate tax
409A valuations and personal goodwill
Strategy consulting during start-up, acquisition, or exit phase
Investor attraction, partner buyouts and equity planning
Rebuttal reports and second-opinion reviews

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Education Station One-on-One Consultations:

Below is an example of a Education Station consultation, "Risky Business." This one-on-one consultation is designed to identify risks specific to your business.

Understanding the Risks that Affect Business Value

Most business owners focus on revenue, profit, and growth. But experienced buyers and investors evaluate companies very differently. They look closely at the operational risks that can impact future cash flows, such as:

Customer concentration
Owner dependency
Operational inefficiencies
Weak internal controls
Limited management depth
Supplier and supply chain risk

These factors often appear long before they show up in the financial statements, but they can significantly affect how a business is valued.

If you're interested in learning more about how these risks influence business value, visit our Business Consulting Blog or explore the Risky Business diagnostic session, where we identify the risks specific to your company.