Practical, specific writing for small-business owners and nonprofit leaders. No filler.
A practical guide to small business automation: what to automate (invoicing, receipts, reports), what to skip, the right tools, and how to start with one workflow.
A practical guide to hiring a Columbus grant writer for nonprofits: how to tell if you are grant-ready, where to find grants for Ohio nonprofits, and what wins.
A fractional CFO for nonprofits gives small and midsize organizations senior finance leadership at part-time cost. What they do, the signs you need one, and the cost.
A fractional CFO for small business gives Columbus owners enterprise finance at part-time cost. What they do, the signs you need one, and what it costs.
Learn how to write a grant budget reviewers trust: the building blocks, direct vs indirect costs, the budget justification, and the mistakes that lose awards.
A plain-language guide to nonprofit bookkeeping Uniform Guidance rules (2 CFR 200): cost allocation, indirect rates, the Single Audit, and a compliance checklist.
How to make QuickBooks fund accounting for nonprofits work: track grants in QuickBooks with Classes and Projects, build a clean nonprofit chart of accounts, and report by restriction.
An honest guide to small business grants in Ohio for Columbus owners: which grants are real, how grant-readiness works for a for-profit, and how to avoid scams.
Most clients begin with a Financial Operations Assessment: a flat-fee, two-week review of your books, cash flow, compliance, and the places automation would pay off. You keep the written roadmap whether or not we work together after that.
Start with an Assessment