Get More Profitable

If we gave you $100,000, would you take it if you only had to follow a few simple steps?
Now what if we told you that money might already be sitting inside your business?
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About BGW: Business Accounting Firm and Business Growth Consultancy

Money rarely disappears all at once.

It leaks a little at a time through the things that slowly become normal in a business: overhead that creeps up, margins that get squeezed, inventory that sits longer than expected. Before you know it, you're making less money than you should.

The good news? Once you know where to look, those small leaks often turn into your biggest opportunities.

If you're looking for another $100,000, this is a good place to start.

1

Measure The Right Margin →

One ratio tells you whether your business is truly profitable and scalable.

2

Control Your Overhead →

Sales often get blamed when overhead is the problem. 

3

Maximize Owner Profit 

Your paycheck is only part of the equation. Learn what your business should really be producing for you. 

4

Watch The Right Numbers 

Cash. Inventory. Working capital. Three numbers every business owner should know. 

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Build a more valuable business

Learn what's holding back your company's value and the practical changes that can make it worth more when you're ready to step away.

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The Storm-Proof Business Blueprint

Build a more resilient business

Protect your operations, your people, and your peace of mind before the next crisis, so you can lead with confidence and continue to grow, no matter what comes next.

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What happens when you find the leaks?

You stop competing on price. 

A janitorial company nearly tripled profits in four years. 

You turn losses into profits.

A $30+ million supplier of equipment and support services went from losing $1 million to earning $3 million.

Your business becomes worth more.

A $25 million distributor of commercial-grade air compressor systems doubled its profits and value before selling.