Daily Management Dashboard
Sales, collections, debtors, ageing and inventory on one interactive page, filterable by division.
- Division filter + tie-out check
- Charts + full break-up tabs
- AI prompt library included
Chartered Accountant and CFO building finance functions that report a true and fair view — across sectors, multi-currency operations and the board table. From the monthly close to the capital raise, the numbers are built to survive a lender, an auditor or a buyer.
Chartered Accountant and Chief Financial Officer, leading finance for businesses across sectors and currencies, in more than thirty countries — turning raw ledgers into board-grade reporting, releasing cash, and raising the capital that funds growth.
Advisory engagements for founders, boards and finance teams — remote across time zones, priced by scope.
Part-time or interim finance leadership for founders and boards — the CFO function without a full-time hire, remote across time zones.
Investor-ready models, data rooms and lender packs; structuring debt and equity and preparing the numbers that survive diligence.
Board packs, monthly MIS and management reporting built so every number ties to source — with a close and control framework behind it.
The models a finance function actually runs on — generic, ready to adapt, with an AI prompt library built in. One-time purchase, instant download.
Sales, collections, debtors, ageing and inventory on one interactive page, filterable by division.
Actuals vs budget with a variance bridge, ratio analysis and commentary — built for a monthly close.
A board-narration deck with a cross-check workbook behind it, so every number on a slide ties to source.
Practical writing on finance leadership, cross-border operations and building an MIS a board can trust.
Cut-off, accruals, and the discipline that keeps each month’s numbers comparable.
Read the pieceMulti-currencyCarrying hard-currency assets at historical cost while local items move with the rate.
Read the pieceWorking capitalWhy import lead-time variance, not demand variance, should drive your buffer.
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