Trust the playbook
A proven method, followed with discipline, beats heroics.
Pipmore is a founder-led UK consultancy for manufacturers and growing businesses. We help leadership teams find the margin and scale they already have, and carry the plan through to results you can see in the P&L.
More EBITDA. A finance function that shapes decisions. A business ready to scale, raise or sell. In most of the businesses we see, that potential is already in the numbers, the systems and the people.
What helps is a clear roadmap, the numbers to back it, and senior support to deliver it alongside the day job. That's what we bring: a playbook, an independent view, and hands-on delivery with your team.
We stay until the result is in the numbers, then hand it over so your team can carry it on.
A pip is a seed: small, full of potential, and the start of everything that grows. Pipmore is about getting more from what a business already has. The mark shows it: two leaves growing from a single pip.
The method follows the same story. Pinpoint plants the seed, Implement grows it, and Prosper is the full sprout: gains banked and held. See the PIP method.
A PwC-trained chartered accountant (FCA) who builds finance functions leaders can rely on: ones that drive outcomes rather than just report them. He leads both pillars personally, with trusted specialists where the work needs them.
PwC · Deliveroo · TransDigm
He took one business from no forecasting to a full pipeline S&IOP forecast, traced through to EBITDA impact.
A proven method, followed with discipline, beats heroics.
Your team gets the credit, and keeps the playbook when we leave.
Clear, honest and constructive, even when it isn't what you hoped to hear.
Banked, or it didn't happen. The work ends when the result is in the numbers.
You work with Nick from the first call to the handover. You won't be handed to a junior team.
Where the work needs extra hands or a specific skill, Nick brings in hand-picked specialists who follow the same playbook.
You know the cost of each phase before it starts. There's a contingent option, tied to gains banked in the P&L.