Meet the Owner
Jamie L. Outland-Brown, MBA
Owner, Bookkeeper
I am a retired U.S. Army Veteran who believes in service, integrity, and loyalty. I earned my MBA with a specialization in Accounting in 2014 and I have served as a treasurer for numerous not-for-profits for over a decade. I also have experience as a personal financial advisor and worked for a local bookkeeping and payroll company before deciding to start my own business. In my free time (wink!) I have 3 very active children who enjoy school, playing soccer, and love Scouting. I lead 2 Girl Scout Troops, serve on a local community board, and am deeply involved in my church. I have always had a calling to serve and believe my talents are best served when helping others succeed and that is why I have created Heavenly Business Financial.
My bookkeeping philosophy is built on two core principles: trust and accuracy. I recognize that money is a deeply personal matter, and sharing financial details can be a significant step for many individuals. I take this responsibility seriously, holding my clients’ trust in me as a paramount duty. Whether handling top secret details during my military service or managing proprietary client information, confidentiality is not just a practice—it’s a core value I uphold in every aspect of my work.
The second principle is maintaining clean, compliant, and accurate records. I believe in the power of organization—whether in my personal space or in my work. A well-structured system is essential for easily locating the right information when it's needed. I avoid clutter, ensuring that my financial records are neat, precise, and accessible.
Compliance is non-negotiable. As a professional, I’m held to high standards and take my role seriously, continuously updating myself on changes to financial reporting practices and regulations. Ongoing education and training are vital to staying current and ensuring that the records I keep are based on the most up-to-date guidelines. Using outdated information could lead to significant errors, so I prioritize staying informed and knowledgeable.
Lastly, correctness goes beyond compliance. When I say "correct," I mean that the data I input is accurate, true, and reliable. Accuracy is where my attention to detail shines; even a minor error—like a misplaced digit or overlooked entry—can have major consequences. I take great pride in ensuring that all financial data I handle reflects the information my clients provide, ensuring both precision and integrity in every transaction.