Howard Mann
A business running out of cash. Partners who no longer agree on anything. Numbers that stopped making sense months ago. A divorce, a crisis or an illness that is now threatening everything you built.
So you call the people you trust most. Your lawyer. Your accountant. Your closest friend. They care, and they will do everything their work allows. But rolling up their sleeves and slogging through the mess until it is fixed is not what they do.
That first call belongs to someone else. I am the second call.
Nothing you are going through will scare me. I have spent three decades inside the messes everyone was sure could not be fixed. I dig until I find the problem underneath the one on the table, bring in whomever it takes, and get in the foxhole with you until everything is settled.
Then I get out of the way.
Nobody needs another consultant who never leaves.
No two are ever the same. What feels unfixable gets fixed, because I find a way and do not quit until I do.
I take on a few of these a year. Most people reach me through someone they trust. A note here reaches me and no one else.