Building Smarter Partnerships Since 2011

We started tavonexuraqo because too many business partnerships crumble over money disagreements. After watching friends lose companies and relationships over preventable finance conflicts, we knew there had to be a better approach to partnership structures.

Started in a Spare Bedroom

Back in 2011, we were just two consultants frustrated with how partnership agreements ignored the messy reality of shared business finances. Most agreements felt like legal documents written by people who'd never actually run a business with someone else.

We started meeting with small business owners in Brisbane cafes, helping them sort out partnership structures that actually made sense for their situations. Word spread pretty quickly.

By 2014, we'd moved into our first proper office in Newtown. Now we work with partnerships across Queensland and beyond, but we still keep that same practical approach – no jargon, just clear guidance on making shared finances work.

tavonexuraqo team collaborating on partnership finance strategies

Meet the People Behind the Strategy

Our team brings real-world partnership experience – we've been through the tough conversations and know what actually works when money gets complicated.

Beverley Trent

Lead Partnership Consultant

Bev spent 14 years in corporate finance before realizing that small business partnerships needed way more practical help than what was available. She's been through three partnerships herself – two successful, one disaster that taught her more than the successful ones.

These days she focuses on helping partners establish clear financial boundaries before problems emerge. She's particularly good at translating complex equity structures into language that normal humans can understand.

Partnership Structuring

We help design financial frameworks that match how partners actually work together, not just template agreements.

Profit Distribution

Creating fair systems for splitting earnings when partners contribute different things to the business.

Exit Planning

Nobody wants to think about partnerships ending, but having clear financial exits prevents disasters down the track.

Business partners reviewing financial documents together

Strategic planning session for partnership finances

How We Think About Partnerships

Most partnership problems aren't actually about trust – they're about unclear expectations around money. When one partner thinks "equal partnership" means equal work and the other thinks it means equal investment, you're headed for conflict.

We believe good partnership finance isn't about perfect legal documents. It's about having honest conversations early, when everyone's still excited about the business and willing to address uncomfortable topics.

Clear beats clever: Simple agreements that everyone understands work better than complex structures that require a lawyer to interpret.
Plan for change: Businesses evolve and so do partnerships. Build flexibility into your financial structures from day one.
Address money tension early: Small disagreements about expenses become major rifts if you don't deal with them quickly.
Document everything: Memory is unreliable, especially when money's involved. Write down what you agree to.

Let's Talk About Your Partnership

Whether you're starting a new partnership or trying to fix an existing one, we're here to help sort through the financial side of things. No pressure, just practical guidance.

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