ABOUT DIVE CFO
A finance partner who already speaks scuba.
You should not have to spend the first six months teaching your CFO what a BCD, checkout dive, group trip, or liveaboard is. Dive CFO combines serious financial leadership with firsthand understanding of the dive industry.
A dive business is not a generic small business.
Your economics can span training, retail, rentals, service, air fills, travel, lodging, charters, seasonal staffing, deposits, inventory, and international payments—sometimes all at once.
That matters because financial advice gets much more useful when the person giving it understands how the business actually works.
Serious finance. Practical language. Decisions you can use.
Dive CFO is designed for owners who want stronger financial leadership without being buried in jargon.
Understand the operation
Start with how your business actually makes money: courses, trips, gear, service, staffing, seasonality, and customer behavior.
Make the numbers trustworthy
Clarify reporting, cash flow, margins, and assumptions so decisions are built on a financial picture you can rely on.
Use finance to make choices
Turn the analysis into pricing decisions, staffing thresholds, trip models, cash reserves, and growth priorities.
Built around businesses where passion and complexity meet.
The core focus is the dive industry, with room for adjacent businesses that share similar economics.
Bring the question you cannot answer from your P&L.
Russell can help connect the financial statements to the actual decision in front of you.