United States · Texas and nationwide

Liquid Solutions in the United States

Bilingual senior leadership for Hispanic business owners with USD 1–20 million in revenue, and for companies that operate in both Mexico and the U.S. Spanish with you; English with your bank, your lawyer and your CPA.

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Who do we work with in the U.S.?

Owners of companies with roughly USD 1 to 20 million in revenue, often Hispanic and often with operations or family in Mexico. Texas is our main U.S. focus, and we serve the rest of the country remotely. The work is done from Monterrey, Mexico, with a bilingual team.

In Stanford's latest survey, 49% of Latino-owned employer businesses reported operating internationally, mostly in Mexico (Stanford Graduate School of Business, 2025 State of Latino Entrepreneurship).

What do we do?

We start with a Business Assessment of the four fronts that hold a company up: money, people, sales and data. Then, if you decide: an Advisory Council that meets monthly, Fractional Leadership of one front, or a Project with a fixed scope and date. We close it all with Business Intelligence.

Business Assessment: Two hours with your numbers and, 72 hours later, your list of what to fix first. Details (Spanish) →
Advisory Council: A monthly table to decide what cannot be delegated, with minutes, owners and dates.
Fractional Leadership: Fractional CFO or COO leadership of one front, with targets and accountability. For Hispanic owners →
Projects: Valuation and sale readiness, numbers for your bank, or the analysis of an acquisition. Analysis, never brokerage.

Why does the bank say no, and what should you fix first?

Before lending, a bank checks that your financial statements match your tax returns, that cash flow covers the debt with room to spare, and that the company does not depend on a single person. If you are about to apply for an SBA 7(a) loan or a bank line, the Assessment tells you what to put in order first.

When their loan applications were denied or only partly approved, 77% of Latino business owners did not receive concrete reasons (Stanford Graduate School of Business, 2025 State of Latino Entrepreneurship).

Frequently asked questions

Do you replace my CPA?

No. Your CPA prepares and files the taxes of your LLC or S corporation. We help you decide with those numbers, and we work alongside your CPA.

Where is the work done?

From Monterrey, Mexico. We meet on Microsoft Teams, on Central or Pacific time, and in person when it is worth it. Texas is our main U.S. focus; the rest of the country, remotely.

Who do I contract with, and how do I pay?

With Liquid Solutions, a Mexican company based in Monterrey. We invoice in U.S. dollars. The Business Assessment is paid by card through Stripe; other services, as set in the proposal. If your CPA needs it for your records, we provide Form W-8BEN-E, the form a U.S. payer keeps on file for a foreign vendor.

Do you work in English or in Spanish?

Both. Spanish with you, if you prefer it; English with your bank, your lawyer and your CPA.

Do you broker the sale or purchase of a business?

No. We value, analyze and prepare; we never act as an intermediary or raise capital.

About Liquid Solutions

Liquid Solutions is a boutique senior-leadership firm based in Monterrey, Mexico. It works with owners of growing companies in Mexico and with Hispanic business owners in the United States, inside the company, across finance, people, sales and data: financial leadership, valuation and sale readiness, advisory council and succession. Everything starts with the Business Assessment. We have been involved in projects and organizations with a combined value of over USD 3 billion.

Alejandro Espinoza Robles, Managing Partner →