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My premium full-service offering is a business plan + startup bootcamp rolled into one. Together we’ll distill your vision into a growing business. You’ll walk away with a plan that attracts both investors and customers.
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A limited budget doesn’t have to mean a limited business plan. Distilling Your Dream is my step-by-step Business Plan Kit that shows you how to get it right using worksheets, templates and an e-book that explains it all — for any industry.
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Whether you’ve been in business a while or you’ve simply got an idea, some expert guidance may be just the thing. Maybe you don’t know where to start. Or you’re not growing the way you’d like. Or you need some fresh ideas. Maybe you just need help getting unstuck.
Step-by-Step Guidance
Roadmap to Profitability
Ideas are great, but if customers aren’t buying, what’s the point? I help my clients transform their ideas into growing businesses because we focus on the nuts & bolts while keeping the big picture in mind.
Work Smarter
Getting it right from the start is often the difference between success and failure. Think through key issues before money and customers are on the line.
Attract Investors
Investors fund people, not ideas. The ability to clearly explain your vision and the reasoning behind it will make you stand out from the crowd.
From My Clients
“True to her firm’s name, Diane distilled my ideas into a highly effective business plan. She was equally adept at helping me develop my narrative and my financial projections. I’m really going to miss working with her.”
Dan Szor“Diane had the experience to quickly recognize our core strengths. She consistently challenged us in an effort to improve our concept, focus our message and effectively communicate our story. Her guidance was a key reason we were able to secure investors.”
Rusty Sproat“Diane is a brilliant consultant. I hired her when my business faced some very tough challenges, and she really exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend her for anyone needing guidance around business strategy, financials or pitch decks.”
Chris Campbell