Darin Leman

Financial & Business Sherpa | CPA

The kind of financial guide every entrepreneur needs - a CPA who doesn’t just crunch numbers but crafts clear, actionable strategies to help you see what’s ahead. With over 25 years of experience spanning accounting, leadership, and business advising, I merge deep technical expertise with a people-first approach for growth & scalability, leading with empathy especially when the math isn’t mathing.

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A Journey of Leadership & Impact

Beginning my career with a degree in Public Accounting, I spent 17 years at State Farm in various leadership roles. As a division manager, my focus centred around key revenue strategies like: what to sell, how to market and where to invest in advertising while optimizing fulfillment,

For the past five years, I’ve channeled my expertise into helping entrepreneurs scale their businesses, while supporting my family of 7 (wife & 5 kids). Whether securing a $2 million line of credit for a seasonal business or creating KPIs to align teams, he’s dedicated to turning numbers into actionable strategies for success.

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What We Offer: Uplift Consulting

Meet the Team

Freeing you from the spread-and-balance-sheet prison to fully focus on 10x growth by working on the business instead of in the business.

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