About Us.We are passionate business and finance professionals brought together by common interests, work-ethic, desire to help others and excitement to achieve more together.
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Collaborating since 2003, Official in 2019Our team of individuals has had a working relationship varying from three to fifteen years. Most recently, our team worked with a Toledo area business and technology consulting firm, spinning off, independently to form Catalyst Element Consulting in January of 2019.
We work well together, have very similar "whys", and truly believe we provide more value to our clients together than we ever could apart because of our unique backgrounds and experiences. |
Our Goal: MoreTogether let’s achieve more. Growth. Profit. Efficiency. Let’s evaluate new ideas and take advantage of existing resources in new ways. Let’s identify gaps and work together to bridge them. Let’s discover the bottlenecks and eliminate them. Let’s build teams that transform and design systems that work. It all starts with a conversation about your business, where you think you are and where you want to be. As the catalyst for change you need, bringing broad experience over multiple industries including public accounting, manufacturing, non-profit, agriculture, and direct response, leveraging an accounting and finance background together with a deep understanding of technology and systems, your future and success are our passion and our business.
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Our Team
Cortney Schaefer
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Kellie Loar
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Tracey Smith
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Susie Myrice
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Lori Tuckerman
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Trusted PartnersWe appreciate that it takes a special relationship to trust your company, processes and financial information to an outsider. We take your trust very seriously.
We're committed to maintaining confidentiality while we also endeavor to suggest and help connect our clients with other potentially worthwhile partners. Catalyst can't be everything to everyone, we promise we won't try. But we know and have great respect for other organizations and people who have similar motivation and styles in various complementary industries. Take our suggestions, or don't. Having more options is typically a positive place to be. |