Help your business clients become financially ready for what’s next.
Finance Savvy CEO partners with banks, fintechs, corporations, associations, accelerators, and entrepreneurial ecosystems to help established businesses strengthen financial readiness, make better decisions, and prepare for capital, growth, and transactions.
- Built for organizations serving owner-led businesses, typically $1M–$25M in revenue.
Your clients may have access to resources. They may still not be financially ready to use them.
- How much capital does the business actually need?
- Can it afford the next hire?
- What will the lender question?
- Does an acquisition make financial sense?
- What needs to improve before the next stage of growth?
Strategic finance that helps your clients move forward.
Strategic Finance
Financial Infrastructure
Capital
Deals
Before you raise, we want to know five things.
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Not the round number that sounds right. The amount supported by the actual project, cash needs, working capital requirements, and financial plan.
We evaluate profitability, cash flow, existing obligations, and potential debt service to understand the financial capacity of the business.
If the income statement says one thing and the balance sheet says another, that matters. We identify financial reporting issues that could create unnecessary questions during diligence.
A clear capital request should explain exactly where the money is going and how that investment supports the business objective.
We help connect the historical performance, current financial position, forecast, and capital request into a coherent financial case.
Build the financial case before you enter the room.
Financial Readiness Review
Normalized Earnings Analysis
Debt Capacity & DSCR
Use of Funds
Forecasting & Pro Forma Modeling
Cash & Working Capital Analysis
Capital Strategy
Capital Provider Package
Capital Introductions
Diligence & Underwriting Support
More than getting “funding ready.”
- What the business can afford.
- How the financing affects cash flow.
- Whether the structure makes sense.
- What risks the capital provider is likely to see.
- Whether the financing actually supports the larger business strategy.
Already talking to a lender? Great.
We don’t need to replace that relationship. Finance Savvy CEO can work alongside your banker and help manage the financial side of the process — including forecasts, analyses, financial questions, diligence requests, and underwriting follow-up. And if your existing lender isn’t the right fit, we can help evaluate other potential paths.
Capital support for businesses with something real to finance.
- Expansion
- New locations
- Working capital
- Equipment
- Business acquisitions
- Growth investments
- Refinancing
- Other established-business capital needs
We’re probably not the right fit if…
- You’re looking for a quick list of lenders.
- You’re seeking startup capital for a business without meaningful operating history.
- You want someone to submit dozens of applications without first understanding the financial strategy.
- You are unwilling to provide the financial information needed to evaluate the business objectively.
A clearer path to capital.
Understand the Move
What are you financing, why now, and what outcome does the capital need to create?
Assess the Business
Review the financial position, capacity, reporting, and potential obstacles.
Design the Capital Strategy
Determine the size, structure, financial case, and potential capital pathways.
Prepare the Business
Strengthen the analysis, forecasts, package, and financial narrative.
Approach the Market
Where appropriate, connect with potential capital partners and support existing lender relationships.
Design the Capital Strategy
Where appropriate, connect with potential capital partners and support existing lender relationships.
Capital may be the immediate need. It may not be the underlying problem.
Are you a lender working with a business that isn’t quite ready?
- Banks
- CDFIs
- Fintechs
- SBA lenders
- Economic-development organizations
- Entrepreneurial support organizations