I created the financial and operational dashboard in the graphic above for a company I launched and directed.  Creating business scorecards organizes financials so that in a few moments you and your stakeholders can summarize the direction of your business.  These include individual dashboards reflecting the performance and reporting needs of various projects, departments or corporate functions.

I develop financial plans that:

• Support a comprehensive strategic and operational roadmap
• Reflect collaboration and buy-in by the team executing it.
• Communicate proper stewardship of company and finances
• Mitigate the potential for unplanned cash raises
• Layout profit sensitivity to multiple business scenarios

Executive teams, boards, investors and potential investors (especially potential investors) take a keen interest in sound proformas that tie business growth with the operational infrastructure necessary to achieve it. Look passed the revenue and unit sales forecast. Do investments and expenses align with income?  I've organized and produced a few of these. Contact me: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and I'll forward examples. They include:

• Income statement: Bottoms-up revenue, COGS (COSS), op expense detail
• Development expense schedule: from defined development program
• Capital Investment: Production, develpment and infrastructure
• Personel expense tied to a defined personnel plan
• Marketing: launch, customer acquisition, etc.
• Sales: recruiting, traning, compensation, expenses, etc.
• Balance sheet: Cash, amortization and depreciation, etc.
• The impact of payment terms and customer payment behaviors
• Cash flow: from operations, financing and investment
• Shareholder returns and distributions
• Equity impact: Equity structure of additional financing