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Dallas, TX · Business consulting firm Business consulting in Dallas — our home market, and our office door.
CMA is a business consulting firm in Dallas, headquartered at 1910 Pacific Avenue downtown. For Dallas owners that means in-person working sessions, on-site operational work, and a firm you can actually sit across from.
Working With CMA in Dallas
This market, honestly read
Dallas–Fort Worth is one of the most competitive small-business markets in the country: more new business applications than almost any metro, lenders with deep books, and customers with no patience for unpolished operations. Operating here rewards the businesses that get their plans, numbers, and systems right early.
Most owners who look for a business consultant in Dallas get a recommendation and an invoice. CMA scopes the work, prices it in writing, and then does it: the plan written, the process documented, the automation built.
Working with CMA in Dallas is the full embedded model: working sessions at our downtown office or your location, on-site operational documentation, and the same fixed published pricing as everywhere else — with no travel math, because we are already here.
Where We're Strongest Here
The work Dallas brings us
SBA & lender-ready plans
Dallas banks see thousands of plans. Yours arrives matching what their underwriters actually evaluate.
The practice →On-site operational work
Fractional COO and operations engagements with a standing local presence — we watch the floor run before we change it.
The practice →Automation & web for DFW businesses
Automation, dashboards, and websites accountable for local inquiries — built for how Texas customers actually buy.
The practice →
Specialty Retail — Texas Scaling a Texas footwear franchise beyond its first market Founder knowledge converted into a documented playbook, unit economics, and a phased franchise strategy. Read the case study → The Firm
A Dallas business consulting firm you can walk into
Coleman Management Advisors is a management consulting firm at 1910 Pacific Avenue, Suite 5055, in downtown Dallas. It is founded and led by Dallas Coleman, who holds an MBA and a Juris Doctor, is a certified Financial Modeling and Valuation Analyst, and is a U.S. Army veteran who served eight years in the Army Reserve.
It is a small firm on purpose. The person who scopes your engagement leads it, and the team that prices the work is the team that delivers it. There is no handoff to a junior bench after the contract is signed.
Meet the team, read about the firm, or see how an engagement runs.
Published Prices
What a consulting firm in Dallas costs
Most consulting firms quote after a call. CMA publishes its prices, so you can tell whether we are in your range before you speak to anyone. Every engagement is fixed in writing before work starts.
- Business plans
- From $3,250
- Pitch decks
- From $3,000
- Market research
- From $2,500
- Operations audit
- $3,500
- Fractional COO
- $6,000-$12,000 / month
Strategy and feasibility work is scoped at a fixed price on the intro call. Owners who want an advisor on hand every month use the Ongoing Advisory retainer. The full ladder is on the pricing page.
Choosing a Firm
A boutique firm, a big-firm office, or your CPA
Dallas has all three, and each is the right answer for somebody. An honest read on where each fits:
A big-firm Dallas office
Right when the question is large, specialist, or needs a team of analysts and a name a board recognizes.
Built for large companies. The partner who sells the work is rarely the person who does it, and the engagement usually ends at the recommendation.
Your CPA firm’s advisory arm
Right when the question is mostly financial: tax, the books, a valuation. They already know your numbers, and they are often excellent on them.
Usually thinner on the market case and on changing how the operation runs. If your plan is straightforward and your accountant is willing, start there.
A boutique firm like CMA
Right when you need the work done, not only advised on: the plan written, the process documented, the system built. Fixed, published prices, and the person who scopes the work leads it.
A small team. Where a question is genuinely specialist, legal, tax or regulated, we say so and send you to the professional who should answer it.
More on the decision: when business consulting in Dallas is worth it and what you actually buy from a management consultant.
Proven Work
Texas work, with the numbers each engagement published
A Dallas staffing firm, a Fort Worth members club, and a Round Rock grocery. Real engagements, not a capability list.
Staffing & Workforce Solutions
MIX Staffing: A Five-Year Plan for a Dallas Staffing Firm
5-yeara 2026–2030 business plan with a matching financial model
A complete five-year plan, model, brand, and deck for a growth-stage staffing firm
Read the engagement
Hospitality & Private Membership
The New Modern Country Club: The Numbers Behind a Members-Only Wellness Destination
$12.5Mcapital modeled, returning a 17.45% five-year IRR
A fundable structure, a defensible market case, and a full investor package for a private wellness club
Read the engagement
Specialty Retail & Grocery
Desi Pantry: A Grocery Plan Grounded in a Proven Operator
$1.3M → $1.5Mmodeled revenue across the first three years
A lender-ready plan built on a real operator advantage and a defined community
Read the engagementClient Voices
In their words
“He brought structure, clarity, and accountability to areas that were previously fragmented. He quickly understood our business model, identified bottlenecks, and helped implement practical solutions instead of just offering high-level advice. He operated like an owner rather than just a contractor.”
“This was the second time we hired Dallas because his work is exceptional. We hired him to do a competitive analysis of an area we were moving into and it gave us exactly the insights we were looking for. His work is professional, clear and — most importantly — useful.”
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FAQ
Dallas questions
Can we meet in person?
Yes — that is the point of being here. Intro calls are virtual for speed, and from there Dallas engagements typically include working sessions at our downtown office at 1910 Pacific Avenue or at your place of business, whichever serves the work.
Do you only serve Dallas proper?
We serve the full metroplex — Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco, Arlington, Irving, and the suburbs between. On-site operational work anywhere in DFW carries no travel premium.
How is CMA different from other business consultants in Dallas?
Most consultants hand over advice and leave the doing to you. CMA stays for the implementation: the lender-ready plan written, the operating process documented, the automation built and running. Pricing is fixed and published, and the person who scopes the work leads it.
What does a business consulting firm in Dallas cost?
CMA publishes its prices, which is unusual for a consulting firm. Business plans start at $3,250, market research at $2,500, an operations audit is $3,500, and a fractional COO runs $6,000 to $12,000 per month with a three-month minimum. Smaller budgets have an entry lane: an owner working session at $650 and an essential plan at $1,250. Every price is fixed in writing before work starts.
Do you work with small businesses in Dallas?
Yes. CMA works with solopreneurs, family businesses and companies under 50 employees. A small business consultant in Dallas should be affordable to a small business, so there is an entry lane: an owner working session at $650 and an essential plan at $1,250, alongside the published prices for larger work.
Is CMA a consulting firm or a solo consultant?
A small firm led by its founder. Dallas Coleman scopes and leads every engagement, with a bench that covers outreach, research and new business alongside him. It is not a franchise or a network of subcontractors: the team that scopes a piece of work is the team that delivers it.
What do Dallas engagements typically start with?
The same 30-minute intro call as everywhere: your situation, an exact scope, a fixed price in writing. Local owners most often arrive needing a lender-ready plan or hands-on operational support — both are published-price services.
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Somewhere else? All locations — CMA serves clients nationwide and internationally.