Running a business is hard enough without balancing the books or tracking down every transaction. Finance should be the backbone of your business, not a burden—that’s why we created Veracity. We’re here to make the numbers work for you, not the other way around.
We’re founders, owners, operators, and acquirers. We’ve been in the boardroom and on the ground, helping businesses buy, sell, and grow. Over the last five years, we’ve perfected our craft on our own companies, making finance a value-add instead of just another cost.
With experience across 15 different industries, we’ve handled investor relations, delivered insights to keep stakeholders in the loop, and helped businesses scale without the usual financial headaches. And we’re all about real insights for real businesses—without the corporate BS.
So pull up a chair (or a barstool). With Veracity, you get financial clarity without the fluff, no jargon, no suits—just results that speak your language. We’re here to handle the numbers so you can focus on what you do best. Let’s talk finance the way it should be: straightforward, useful, and maybe even over a pint.
Ryan’s been through it all—closing businesses, scaling them, and everything in between. With 20 years in finance and operations, he’s handled it all: bookkeeping, payables, receivables, payroll, benefits, cash flows, budgeting, team-building, transitions, and more. But that’s boring, what he really enjoys is learning about your business. He’s the guy who finds the little tweaks that make a big impact, not your traditional bean-counter.
When he’s not making sense of numbers, you’ll find him enjoying a hazy IPA, shooting hoops, or coaching his kiddos. At the end of the day, Ryan keeps it real—no jargon, no nonsense, just straightforward support to help your business thrive.
Prioritize customer needs and deliver exceptional service.
Embrace change, be scrappy, and get things done efficiently.
Operate with integrity, transparency, and build strong relationships.
Maintain accuracy and quality in all tasks.
Drive continuous improvement and pursue ongoing learning.
Demonstrate a polished and ready-to-work attitude.
Be a good person, someone you would enjoy having a coffee (or beer, or whatever floats your boat) with.