Whenever a business is trying to find outside financing to start or grow any type of business, the most intimidating part has to be the first round. One key reason Scott Herckis founded SJH Financial was because he knew that small business owners needed help with that first round, just as they needed help in making the best possible business decisions.

His business journey probably began while Scott Herckis was at the University of Texas at Austin. There, he earned a Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, in part because he knew that business was the profession he wanted to be and that he was good at it. While at accounting firm Arthur Andersen, he earned a CPA, even as he worked hard in their Audit and Assurance Department. In his five years at Arthur Andersen for five years, he learned a lot while working with large corporate clients. He learned what made them better than everyone else in business and he likes to show small business owners how to do the same. Perhaps the most important thing that separates Scott Herckis and SJH Financial from their competitors in the financial consulting field comes with his expertise and his ability to communicate everything to his clients in a way that promotes complete understanding.

If you have a business and you're looking to get your finances under control, or you want better budgeting and forecasting solutions, Scott Herckis and SJH Financial have the skills and the knowledge to help you make the best possible decisions that can go a long way toward moving your business forward financially, with the best possible foundation for the future.

SJH Financial works from a basic premise that Scott Herckis holds very closely, that financial advice isn’t worth anything if the person receiving it has no idea how to use it. Therefore, the company delivers its financial expertise with a lot of sage wisdom. The experts at SJH Financial don't just tell clients how to make money and what to do with it, they explain how and why they give such advice and they will show you how it fits into your business strategy. After all, it’s your business, not theirs.