
Stop Letting Your Balance Sheet Collect Dust.
CORPORATE LIQUIDITY STRATEGIES
Let’s have a candid conversation about your cash.
There's No Such Thing
As Free Money...
...Or Is There?
Is your money at risk, or asleep?
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If you leave it in the business, it’s exposed to lawsuits and creditors.
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If you reinvest it all, you double down on your risk exposure.
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If you take it out as income, the IRS takes 30-40% off the top.
It is a methodology used by major banks and corporations to store capital. It allows you to move money out of the blast radius of your business and into a secure, tax-advantaged environment, without losing access to it.
We don't recommend off-the-shelf products or have a playbook ready on a shelf somewhere, just waiting to paste your name in...
We design Liquidity Architectures that solve specific business problems.
There's A Better Option


Here are the four core strategies I love to implement for private owners.
STRATEGY 1: The "Capital Reservoir" Protocol
For: Founders who want tax-efficient access to their own money.

The Problem
You have "lazy cash" sitting in operating accounts. You want to move it to your personal balance sheet, but you don't want to trigger a massive tax event or lock the money away until you're 59½.
The Strategy
Build a private capital account that functions like a corporate vault.
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The Mechanic: Your business expenses the contribution (lowering your corporate tax liability).
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The Access: You retain liquid access to this capital for business expansion, real estate acquisition, or personal use.
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The Result: You create a "Private Bank" that grows tax-deferred and distributes tax-free, completely independent of Wall Street volatility.

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STRATEGY 2: The "Talent Lock-In" Framework
Businesses that can't afford to lose their MVPs.

The Problem
Your top salesperson or Operations Director drives 40% of your revenue. If a competitor offers them a $20k raise, they might leave. You can't just keep matching offers forever.
The Strategy
Construct a "Vesting Bonus" structure. Instead of giving them cash today (which they will spend and forget), you fund a high-growth asset for their future.
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The Leverage: The asset belongs to them, but only if they stay for a set period (e.g., 10 years).
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The Outcome: It acts as "Golden Handcuffs." If they stay, they retire wealthy. If they leave early to work for the competition, they walk away with nothing. You retain your talent without giving up equity in your company.

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STRATEGY 3: The "Equity Firewall"
Partners who want to protect the business from life events.

The Problem
You love your business partner, but you don't want to be in business with their spouse or their children.
If a partner passes away or becomes incapacitated, their equity usually passes to their family, who may want an immediate payout or a seat at the table.
The Strategy
Design an automated buyout mechanism. It’s a funded agreement that sits dormant until it is needed.
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The Trigger: If a partner exits involuntarily (death/disability), the liquidity instantly appears.
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The Outcome: The family gets a full cash buyout (tax-free). You get 100% of the shares. The business continues without interruption or lawsuits.

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STRATEGY 4: The
"Zero-Loss"
Floor
Protecting gains from market crashes.

The Problem
You’ve spent years grinding to build your net worth.
The last thing you can afford is for a market correction to wipe out 20% of your exit money right before you retire.
The Strategy
Utilize "Ratchet" accounts.
These are specific allocations that allow you to participate in market upsides up to a cap, but contractually guarantee a 0% floor on the downside.
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The Math: If the market goes up +10%, you participate. If the market goes down -20%, you lose nothing. Your gains are locked in every year.
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The Result: Mathematical peace of mind. You stop worrying about the news and start focusing on your life.

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Your Next Move: The Whiteboard Session.
You can't buy these strategies on a website.
They must be engineered to fit your specific entity structure, cash flow, and exit timeline.
I don't offer "quotes." I offer a Strategy Session.
We will look at your current numbers, identify where you are over-exposed to taxes or risk, and sketch out a plan to fix it.
If the math makes sense, we build it. If it doesn't, we don't.
Ready to see what your architecture looks like?