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Why Us?

Trusted Partner

At Ohana, we don't have clients—we have partners. We treat your business as our own, working closely and personally with you to help your brand succeed.

Tech-Forward Agility

With a suite of industry-leading third party software tools, we are able to pivot and adjust our strategies more quickly and easily than larger firms, saving you precious time and resources.

Hands-On Approach

As a boutique consulting firm, your success is our success. That’s why we are always willing to roll up our sleeves and get the job done. “Not my job” is not in our vocabulary.

Long-Term Commitment

We are committed to creating lasting relationships with our clients that grow over time, emphasizing close connections over “churn-and-burn” tactics.

Financial Planning & Analysis Services

Budgeting & Forecasting

Develop accurate financial projections and budgeting models to align spending with business goals and optimize resource allocation.

Cash Flow Management

Track and forecast incoming and outgoing cash flows to ensure financial stability and prevent liquidity issues.

Financial Modeling & Scenario Planning

Create custom financial models to analyze different business scenarios, investment decisions, and growth strategies.

Profitability & Margin Analysis

Evaluate profit margins across products, services, and business units to identify cost-saving opportunities and improve efficiency.

Capital Allocation Straegy

Develop a strategic approach to funding business growth, expansion, and capital expenditures (CapEx vs. OpEx).

Debt & Financing Strategy

Evaluate loan options, interest rates, and funding strategies to optimize capital structures and minimize financial risk.

Working Capital Optimization

Improve inventory management, accounts receivable/payable, and supplier payment terms to enhance cash flow.

Investor & Lender Reporting

Prepare financial reports, investor decks, and lender presentations to enhance credibility and secure funding.

How It Works

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Get to Know Each Other

During the Discovery phase, our focus is on getting to know you and your business to learn how we can best help your team.

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Develop a Game Plan

Once we have an agreement in place, our next step is to align on goals and priorities and craft a tailored game plan designed to maximize the growth potential for your business.

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Execute and Iterate

With a plan in place, we begin to implement our strategy and build the foundation we will use to grow. We test and learn extensively during this period to iterate on our foundation and work the bugs out before we scale.

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Grow and Scale

With the proper foundation in place, our focus shifts to ramping up our efforts and pulling every growth lever we have to scale to new heights.

FAQ

Have questions about our services? See the answers to the most common questions below.

FP&A (Financial Planning & Analysis) helps businesses forecast revenue, manage expenses, analyze profitability, and make data-driven financial decisions. It ensures financial stability and supports long-term growth.

Budgeting and forecasting provide a roadmap for spending and financial planning, helping businesses allocate resources efficiently, anticipate cash flow needs, and prepare for market fluctuations.

The cash conversion cycle (CCC) measures how quickly a business can turn its investments in inventory and other resources into cash flow from sales. It consists of three components:

  • Days Inventory Outstanding (DIO) – How long inventory sits before being sold.
  • Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) – How long it takes to collect receivables.
  • Days Payables Outstanding (DPO) – How long the company takes to pay suppliers.
A shorter CCC means faster cash flow, improving liquidity and financial stability. We optimize cash flow by forecasting inflows and outflows, improving accounts receivable/payable processes, and managing working capital to prevent liquidity shortages.

Financial modeling creates data-driven projections and “what-if” scenarios to assess business strategies, investment decisions, and potential risks before making key financial moves.

A company’s capital structure (capital stack) is the mix of equity, debt, and other financing sources used to fund operations and growth.

  • Equity financing (ownership stakes) reduces financial risk but dilutes control.
  • Debt financing provides leverage for growth but increases repayment obligations and interest expenses.
  • Hybrid financing (convertible notes, mezzanine debt) balances risk and flexibility.
We help businesses analyze their capital structure, optimize debt-equity balance, and determine the best funding strategy for long-term financial health.

We prepare investor presentations, financial reports, and growth forecasts that demonstrate strong financial health, increasing the likelihood of securing funding or investment.

Short-term financial planning covers 3-12 months, while long-term strategic planning should forecast financial growth for 3-5 years based on market trends and business objectives.

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