Something about numbers grabbed me and they’ve never let go.

When I realized I could make a career out of working with numbers and solving math problems it seemed too good to be true.

That was 20 years ago and still feel the same way.

That doesn’t mean it was easy. When I moved here from South Africa I felt like a fish out of water. My whole life changed but one thing didn’t change a bit. My passion for numbers.

Soon I had my Masters Degree in accounting and I was off to the races. The first half of my career was spent working for big firms doing big things. Or so I thought.

My experience with big firms is that the relationship with the customer is like speaking to someone on a conveyor belt. They never stop long enough, you wish you could do more for them but you are constantly reminded that time is money.

That style of business didn’t agree with me.

Slowly, I began to build a small practice. After years of saving, I was finally ready to go into business for myself, and I haven’t regretted the decision for a single minute.

My partner and I specialize in what we like to call plain English accounting. That means clear communication, zero surprises, and a real commitment to delivering consistent results.

We’re growing, and our clients refer us because this strategy works. Instead of impersonal service that nobody really wants, we put ourselves in the client’s shoes and work from that perspective.

People appreciate that.
When you search for accountants in the area you’ll learn we have a lot of competition. You’ll also learn we’re not the biggest, we don’t advertise and we don’t promise rock-bottom prices.

So why are we growing?

That one you’ll have to find out for yourself.

Sincerely,