I started Cash-mere Financial because I believe small and growing businesses deserve the same financial clarity as large corporations — without the cost of a full-time finance team.

My career began at PwC in audit, where I spent two years learning how to dig deep into financial statements and spot what really matters. After PwC, I joined a local accounting firm, where I worked directly with small and medium-sized business owners. There, I managed bookkeeping, prepared taxes, and handled accounting tasks that gave me a real appreciation for the challenges entrepreneurs face every day.

I later moved into industry, joining a mining company as an accountant. Over the next four years, I managed month-end closes, bank reconciliations, payroll processes, and eventually transitioned into a budgeting and forecasting analyst role. That shift gave me experience in forward-looking financial planning — building models, setting budgets, and creating forecasts that leadership teams relied on to make decisions.

Through each of these roles, one thing stood out: clarity matters. Whether you’re a startup, a family-run business, or a corporation with hundreds of employees, you make better decisions when your finances are clear, accurate, and forward-looking.

That’s what I bring to my clients through Cash-mere Financial — bookkeeping that’s precise, accounting processes that keep operations smooth, and strategic insights that help owners look ahead with confidence.