A boutique consulting practice built around senior attention, plain language, and long client relationships.

Peter T. Lisa started the practice in 2009 after fifteen years leading operations and finance inside privately held companies. The idea was to build the kind of advisory service he'd wished for as an operator — one that would sit on the same side of the table, understand the trade-offs, and follow through.
What began as a solo practice serving a handful of Bergen County businesses has grown, slowly and by referral, into a small team advising clients across New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Connecticut.
We still take on a limited number of engagements each year. That constraint is deliberate: it's how we protect the quality of attention every client receives.
Every engagement is led by a partner from first meeting to final review. No handoffs.
If we can't explain it clearly, we haven't finished thinking about it.
Recommendations belong on paper, with owners and dates — not in slides that get forgotten.
We measure success in years, not quarters. Most of our work comes from clients we've served for over five.
If a project isn't the right fit or the timing is wrong, we'll say so — even when it costs us the work.
Everything we see stays with us. Trust is the whole business.
Three practitioners who share the workload and the accountability. That's it. When you call, one of us picks up.

Twenty-plus years in operations and finance. Leads strategy and succession engagements. Bergen County resident since 1998.

Former corporate controller. Leads cash flow, forecasting and lender preparation work across the practice.

Process design, KPI dashboards, and the systems that make small teams punch above their weight.

Our office at 177 Clayton Ter in Paramus is where the practice was founded and where most engagements start with a working session over strong coffee.
We travel to client sites throughout New Jersey and the surrounding metro area, and run remote sessions with clients as far as the Midwest. Wherever the work happens, the standard is the same.