Industries
Industry experience, applied to your operating reality
Accounting and systems advice is only useful when it reflects how the business actually operates. A construction contractor, a restaurant group and a donor-funded NGO have different risks, different cost structures and different reporting obligations, and generic advice serves none of them well. The pages below set out the operating problems we address in each sector and the work that follows from them.
Sectors we cover
Choose your sector
Each page sets out the operating problems we address in that sector, the work that follows from them, and the reporting pack we would build. None of it implies we have worked with a business like yours — it describes what we know about how the sector runs.
Professional Services
Law firms, consultancies, agencies and practices where the product is time and the risk is unbilled work.
Sector detailReal Estate & Construction
Contractors, developers, project managers and property businesses where every project is a separate business.
Sector detailRetail & Distribution
Retailers, wholesalers and distributors where margin is thin and stock is the balance sheet.
Sector detailHospitality & Restaurants
Hotels, restaurants, lounges and event businesses where cash moves fast and waste is invisible.
Sector detailManufacturing
Producers and processors where product cost is built, not bought — and usually calculated wrongly.
Sector detailNGOs & Donor-Funded Organisations
NGOs, foundations, associations and programmes where every naira must be traceable to a purpose.
Sector detailLogistics & Business Services
Haulage, forwarding, courier, facilities and shared-service businesses where each job must pay for itself.
Sector detailIf your sector is not listed
We probably still can help
These seven sectors cover the majority of what we are asked for, but they are not a limit. The underlying work — reliable records, reporting that supports decisions, controls that scale, and systems that fit the process — applies to almost any operating business.
If your sector is not here, tell us what the business does and what is going wrong. If we have relevant experience we will say so; if we do not, we will say that too and suggest who might.
Tell us what your business does
We will tell you whether our experience is relevant, and what we would look at first.