Accounting Firms
We absorb the practice-ops work that keeps partners stuck — workflow standardization, capacity planning, and project management through busy season — so they can stay billable and grow the book.
Five buckets of daily, time-eating work we take off your desk — so you can stop running the business and start growing it. Engage us as a fractional partner, a project lead, or a short-form consultant. Whichever shape fits the moment.
The hundred small decisions that pull you out of growth mode every morning. We take ownership of the daily run of the business — workflows, SOPs, vendor coordination, hiring logistics — so the company keeps moving without your hand on every lever.
End-to-end ownership of the projects your team can't quite get over the line. Scope, schedule, stakeholders, status — we hold the rope so you and your team can stay focused on the work that actually grows the business.
Inboxes, scheduling, AP/AR coordination, document control, contracts, expense reports. The mundane drag that quietly eats half the week. We absorb it cleanly so it stops landing on your desk.
When something feels off but nobody can name what. We diagnose the time-sinks, install the tooling, and document the playbooks — so the work stops depending on heroics and starts running itself.
For agencies and service businesses: the connective tissue between sales, delivery, and finance. Onboarding, scope tracking, billing rhythms, renewals — the unsexy operations that quietly keep clients happy and revenue predictable.
We've spent the last decade taking the daily-grind work off owners' desks across wildly different verticals. The drag rhymes. A bogged-down accounting firm and a bogged-down design studio have more in common than either would admit.
We absorb the practice-ops work that keeps partners stuck — workflow standardization, capacity planning, and project management through busy season — so they can stay billable and grow the book.
We pick up the resourcing, scope tracking, and client-coordination work that pulls founders out of design — so studios can spend more time on the craft that actually wins them clients.
We handle the compliance admin and documentation discipline that early-stage fintech founders shouldn't be doing themselves — vendor due diligence, audit trails, regulator-ready records.
We take the multi-location coordination off the operator — opening checklists, staff handbooks, vendor management, event ops — so they can stay on the floor instead of in spreadsheets.
For law, advisory, and boutique consultancies: we run the business so partners can stay billable. The day-to-day operations partners shouldn't be doing, simply gone from their plate.
Companies between ten and fifty people where the founder is buried in the daily grind. We take the mundane off, translate the rest into systems, and hand back the time it takes to actually grow.
No 90-day transformation plans. No off-site retreats. Just a methodical, observable cadence that gets the work done and gets out of your way.
We start with two weeks of quiet observation — sitting in your standups, reading your Slack, riding along with your team. No deck, no dashboards. Just learning how the work actually moves.
Then we draw the whole picture — every workflow, handoff, and chokepoint. Most clients have never seen their own operations on a single page. It's where the easy wins surface.
We design the playbooks, install the tooling, and stand up the rituals. Quietly, in the background, while your team keeps shipping. No big-bang rollouts. No consulting theater.
Every engagement ends with you owning what we built. We document the handoff, train the people inheriting it, and stay on retainer only if you want us to.
Owners don't get stuck because their business is hard. They get stuck because the mundane work keeps winning the calendar. Our whole job is to make sure it stops.
Roxanne is the kind of person other people quietly hand their messiest projects to. Relentlessly organized, uncommonly detail-oriented, and steady under pressure — she's the one who reads every contract, catches the loose thread in the spreadsheet, and notices the thing nobody else flagged.
DDG was built around that instinct. The whole practice is about getting things cleaned up and across the line — the half-finished initiatives, the inboxes nobody owns, the projects that stall right before the finish. Owners hand it over and stop having to think about it.
We work on retainer, by the project, and occasionally for equity. We say no often. The clients we say yes to tend to stay for years.
Send us the work that's keeping you stuck — the admin, the projects, the daily drag. If there's a fit, you'll hear back from Roxanne herself within a couple of business days, usually with a question or two before we schedule a call.