Non-Profit

Non-Profit Services

Non-Profit Board &

Financial Advisory

We help the federal government, state and local organizations, and nonprofit entities manage and benefit from the latest wave of finance transformation and digital finance, gifting, and donor management.

Innovation Transfer from Government to Non-Profits

Every child is born with passion, power, and curiosity. We have a strong foundation in strategy and financial consulting to North American and UK autism, child, school and health agency clients. We equip clients with the tools, insights, and training to leverage emerging innovation and new management learning.   

Managing the finances so you can manage your mission

We provide on request, non-profit fractional CFO or Executive Director personnel or services, including:


  • Finanical reporting, tax, and compliance services
  • Donor campaign strategy and insight
  • CME / Continuing Education Credits management
  • Insolvency and debt restructuring
  • Human Capital advisory or oversight
  • Fractional CFO and specialized fund oversight 

Autism Strategies, Parents as First Teachers


Noise sensitivity is common in both autistic and ADHD/ ADD children, and n any individual experiencing barotrauma from injury or serious infection. Noise is also a difficult problem for pilots.  One of our earliest innovations was transfering UK fighter pilot, noise-cancelling headphone technology into child-friendly noise-blocking headphones for children. Especially autistic and ADHD children, who often perceive loud ambient noise - machines, traffic, music, hvac - as unbearably painful. 


Autistic and ADHD children typically have very high IQs; and easily benefit from "gifted' programs, if the environment is suitable for them. (quiet, exercise and sports, challenging academic material) Parents as First Teachers programs educate parents on how to best meet their specially gifted children's needs.

The higher the child's IQ, the more the brain registers noise - usually as a painful, distressing signal - and environmental distractions.

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