OHANAFP&AMost growing companies know their revenue. Few know their true cost.
Ohana FP&A gives owner-operated businesses the financial clarity of a full-time CFO, through data analytics, AI integration, and a relentless focus on growth.
You built the business. You deserve to understand the numbers behind it.
From cash flow to profitability, we turn your financial data into the clarity you need to make confident decisions. It starts with five questions:
- 01Do you know exactly where your profit went last month?
- 02Do you know where your cash will be 90 days from now?
- 03Do you know which products, jobs, or rooms actually make you money?
- 04How much of your cash is tied up in unpaid invoices?
- 05Can you confidently make decisions from your financial reports?
If any of these made you pause, that's what the first call is for. Book a 30 minute call
Ohana means family. We treat your business like our own.
Ohana FP&A was founded by an operator turned finance professional, with 15 years building and running businesses, controller-level accounting experience, and graduate training in Accounting and Data Analytics at Michigan State University.
More about OhanaSpecialists, not generalists.
How it works.
Your numbers tell you what happened. Your operation tells you why.
Three ideas behind every Ohana engagement.
We walk the floor.
We don't stop at the books. We visit your facility, see how the work is tracked day to day, and connect what happens on the floor to what shows up in your numbers.
Cost follows the work.
Activity-based costing traces each cost to the activity that drives it: a grow room, a job, a load. You see what each one truly costs, not an average spread across everything.
Look forward, not just back.
Reports explain last month. Forecasts show what's coming, so you can act before cash gets tight or margins slip.
Executive financial leadership, without the executive salary.
Book a 30 minute call. No obligation, and a clear read on where your numbers stand.
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