Find what is holding you back
We review your finances, day-to-day operations, pricing, people, and systems. Then we show you what needs attention first.
- Business health check
- Clear priorities
- 90 day action plan
Talk to usBusiness growth and exit planning
We help owners improve profit, strengthen the way their business runs, and prepare for a future sale.
About us
Jani Capital Ventures helps business owners make their companies easier to run, more profitable, and less dependent on them.
We review the numbers and daily operations, agree on what matters most, and work with your team to make the changes. If selling is part of your future, we also help prepare the business and find the right buyer.
What we do
We review your finances, day-to-day operations, pricing, people, and systems. Then we show you what needs attention first.
We work with you to improve pricing, control costs, free up cash, and give your team better information for decisions.
We put stronger people, processes, and responsibilities in place so the business does not rely on the owner for every decision.
When you are ready, we help you understand what the business may be worth, fix issues a buyer will notice, and prepare for the right deal.
How we work
We start by learning how the business works and what you want next. Together, we choose the priorities, decide who is responsible, and track the numbers that show whether the plan is working.
Project examples
These examples combine common parts of our advisory work. Client names are not shown, and the numbers illustrate the analysis, opportunities, and targets we may build with a business.
Financial performance
Reviewed pricing, labour, overhead, and sales mix to find the changes most likely to improve profit.
Cash flow
Reviewed customer payments, inventory, purchasing, and supplier terms to find cash tied up in daily operations.
Decision systems
Built a simple monthly reporting process so the owners could see results sooner and make decisions with current information.
Risk and governance
Reviewed financial and operating checks to find preventable risk, unclear responsibilities, and broken processes.
Commercial strategy
Compared profit by customer, service, and product to support better pricing and use of staff time.
Leadership
Mapped decisions, responsibilities, and important knowledge so fewer tasks had to wait for the owner.
Capital readiness
Built the financial plan and different possible outcomes needed to decide whether a major growth investment made sense.
Transactions
Compared the fit, cost, profit quality, risks, and expected return of several businesses being considered for purchase.
Transition
Reviewed profit, contracts, reporting, risks, and reliance on the owner from a future buyer's point of view.
Productivity
Redesigned everyday tasks and system handoffs to reduce repeated work and improve the information used by management.
Leadership
Harry and Jay have worked with Fortune 500 companies and privately owned businesses. They have reviewed financial and operating controls firsthand, so they know what helps a company perform and what creates unnecessary cost, risk, and delay.
01Co Founder and Business Partner
Finance · Profit · Execution
Harry has more than a decade of experience in finance, business controls, reporting, and advisory. At PwC, he worked with Fortune 500 companies and privately owned businesses. He saw how well-run companies protect cash, control risk, and make better decisions. Harry helps owners understand their numbers, improve profit, and turn plans into action.
02Co Founder and Business Partner
Operations · Controls · Growth
Jay has more than a decade of finance and advisory experience across KPMG, PwC, and MNP. He has worked with Fortune 500 companies and privately owned businesses, reviewing how their finances and operations work. Jay helps owners fix weak processes, improve accountability, and build a business that is easier to run and ready to grow.
Who we partner with
We work best with owners of established companies who want hands-on help, not a report that sits on a shelf. You should have a solid business, a real opportunity to improve or grow, and the willingness to make changes.
Start a conversation
Tell us what is working, what is getting in the way, and where you want the business to go. We will tell you honestly whether we can help.