Darius Moyo

Darius Moyo is a small-business finance writer who helps owners turn messy operations into smooth cash flow. Born in Kisumu and raised in Birmingham, Darius studied Economics and later trained as a management accountant before joining a wholesaler where inventory and invoices constantly arm-wrestled. After leading a turnaround for a café group—tight margins, variable foot traffic, staff rotas—he realized his superpower was translating spreadsheets into daily habits teams would actually follow.Darius writes operating-level guides: how to build a 13-week cash forecast, set reorder points that protect margins, and design a weekly finance meeting people don’t dread. He’s big on supplier negotiations, payment-term choreography, and simple dashboards that color-code actions by urgency. For new founders, he lays out “first five” money systems—banking, bookkeeping, payroll, tax calendar, and a realistic owner-pay policy—so growth doesn’t amplify chaos.He favors straight talk with generosity: celebrate small wins, confront leaks early, and make data visible to the people who can fix it. Readers say his checklists feel like a capable friend walking the shop floor, not a consultant waving from a slide deck. Off hours, Darius restores vintage steel bikes, plays Saturday morning five-a-side, and hosts a monthly founders’ breakfast where the rule is: bring a problem and a pastry.