The Omega-Phoenix Group

Financial Advisory

Financial & Operational Leadership

Senior finance and operations leaders who step inside the business — to make revenue predictable, cash flow dependable, and the company less dependent on any one person or customer.

What we do

Where we take ownership


Six places we step in and carry the weight. Open any one to see what that looks like in practice.

Financial Leadership

CFO-level ownership of forecasting, cash, and capital — building a financial picture leadership can actually run the business on.

What that includes
  • Board- and lender-ready forecasting
  • Capital structure and financing strategy
  • The handful of metrics leadership actually runs on
  • A finance function that scales with you

Cash Flow & Working Capital

Visibility and control over the cash cycle — collections, payables, inventory, and the levers that free up trapped cash.

What that includes
  • Collections and DSO discipline
  • Payables timing and vendor terms
  • Inventory and the cash-conversion cycle
  • A liquidity floor you can count on

Systems & Reporting

ERP, close, and reporting that produce trustworthy numbers on time — instead of spreadsheets no one fully believes.

What that includes
  • ERP selection and implementation
  • A faster, cleaner monthly close
  • Reporting leadership actually trusts
  • The controls underneath the numbers

Turnaround & Stabilization

Steady hands for a business under strain — restructuring the finances, resetting priorities, and restoring control.

What that includes
  • Rapid financial triage
  • Cash and covenant stabilization
  • Priorities reset around what matters
  • Control restored, then momentum rebuilt

M&A & Transactions

Diligence, integration, and the financial rigor that makes a deal hold up long after it closes.

What that includes
  • Buy- and sell-side diligence support
  • Quality-of-earnings readiness
  • Integration planning and execution
  • Terms that hold up long after close

Operational Leadership

Beyond finance — the pricing, controls, and operating discipline that turn a good quarter into a durable one.

What that includes
  • Pricing and margin discipline
  • Operating cadence and accountability
  • Cost structure and unit economics
  • The discipline that makes a good quarter repeatable

The real question

The question isn’t whether the books are right. It’s what the business is worth.


Most finance keeps the score. The finance that decides a company’s future is the layer above it — the one that makes revenue predictable, cash flow dependable, and the business less dependent on any one customer or person. That is the layer we own: worth more, and harder to break.

Who we work with

Finance that needs an operator, not another report


Founder-led, growth-stage, and PE-backed companies across discrete manufacturing, multi-location healthcare, managed services, specialty consulting, and B2B software — wherever the finance function needs a senior operator, not another report. Whether you're scaling, stabilizing, or preparing for a transaction, we bring leadership that has carried the CFO and COO title before, not just advised on it.

Not sure where to start?


The Finance Diagnostic is the way in — a clear read on how predictable your revenue and cash are, where you're concentrated, and the first move to fix it. Start free with the instant read.

Start with the Finance Diagnostic