Build Financial Clarity Over Time

Most businesses struggle with budget planning because they're stuck looking at spreadsheets that tell them what happened last month. Our programme helps you see three to five years ahead—and actually understand what those numbers mean for daily decisions.

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How We Got Here

Started with one simple frustration: watching capable business owners make decisions based on guesswork rather than financial foresight. That was late 2018. Fast forward to today, and we've helped reshape how hundreds of UK companies approach their financial planning.

November 2018

The Beginning

Launched with a radical idea—what if businesses could see their financial future as clearly as their past? Started with five clients who were willing to try something different from traditional accounting services.

March 2021

Teaching Moment

Realized that tools alone weren't enough. Companies needed to understand the thinking behind multi-year planning. Built our first structured learning programme based on real client challenges we'd solved.

August 2023

Expanding Reach

Opened our Manchester location. What started as a small operation in Salford now works with businesses across the North West, from family-run manufacturers to growing tech startups.

February 2025

Looking Forward

Currently developing programmes for businesses preparing for expansion. Next cohort starts September 2025—focusing on companies planning significant growth between now and 2027.

People Who Actually Do This Work

Not consultants who parachute in with theories. These are folks who build budgets, sit in strategy meetings, and answer panicked calls when forecasts don't match reality.

Henrik Vestergaard discussing financial planning strategies

Henrik Vestergaard

Lead Planning Advisor

Spent twelve years in manufacturing finance before joining us. Specializes in helping production companies forecast material costs and capacity needs three years out.

Siobhan Kerrigan reviewing budget models

Siobhan Kerrigan

Growth Finance Specialist

Worked with thirty-plus scale-ups through funding rounds. Knows exactly what investors want to see in a five-year budget model—and how to build one that's actually useful after the deal closes.

Dimitris Konstantinou conducting financial workshop

Dimitris Konstantinou

Programme Coordinator

Designs our learning sessions based on real questions clients ask. Former secondary school maths teacher—turns out explaining compound growth to teenagers prepares you well for working with business owners.

Callum Fitzroy analyzing financial data

Callum Fitzroy

Systems Integration Lead

Makes sure your existing accounting software talks nicely with long-term planning tools. Previously built financial systems for a retail chain—understands both the technical side and business reality.

What Actually Changes

The real shift isn't about having prettier charts. It's about making hiring decisions in April based on revenue you expect in November. Or knowing in January which equipment purchases make sense for 2027.

We worked with a Stockport engineering firm last year—they'd been putting off a facility upgrade because the upfront cost scared them. Built a three-year model that showed how the increased capacity would pay back within eighteen months. They moved forward with confidence rather than anxiety.

That's the difference. Not perfect predictions—those don't exist. But informed decisions based on realistic scenarios and proper financial visibility.

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