The IBOS Mission
To liberate small business owners from the tyranny of dangerously bad books and inadequate data security by making it easy and affordable to outsource both.
To democratize access to the kind of big firm financial and IT advice that’s typically out of reach for small businesses, so owners can fix what’s not working and capitalize on what is.
What Distinguishes Us
We’re a team of best-in-class back-office professionals who listen deeply and act as true partners in your success.
Of course, there’s always a backstory…
Virginia McGann, Founder & CEO







A few career highlights…
Helping SMB Since
2014
Virginia has been helping small to medium businesses reach their fullest potential for decades.
Helping businesses run better, not just faster
Virginia believes the best businesses align their operations, finances, and mission. Her work is rooted in helping leaders see the full picture—eliminating inefficiencies, strengthening financial visibility, and creating systems that allow organizations to grow sustainably.
As a lifelong Chicagoan and natural problem solver, Virginia is always searching for better solutions that save clients time and money while positioning them for long-term success.
Empowering business owners with clarity and confidence
Through IBOS, Virginia works closely with founders and executive teams to bring structure and insight to the financial and operational side of their organizations.
Her mission is simple: help business owners make smarter decisions by providing reliable financial systems, practical operational strategies, and the trusted guidance needed to move forward with confidence.
Clients often credit this partnership as a key factor in their longevity.
Giving back to the organizations that build stronger communities
Virginia believes success carries a responsibility to give back.
She is actively involved with local Chambers of Commerce and has served as a director of the Board of the Union League Club. She also contributes her time to organizations such as the Chicago Engineers Foundation, where she helps encourage young people to pursue STEM careers.
Virginia is proud to support organizations including Margaret’s Village Homeless Shelters, the Evans Scholarship Program, Change Illinois, the Sisters of Mercy, and the Irish American Partnership.
Supporting the next generation of entrepreneurs
Virginia is the recipient of the 2020 Enterprising Woman of the Year Award and currently serves as a board member and regular contributor to Enterprising Women Magazine.
Through this work, she mentors young entrepreneurs through the Young Enterprising Women Foundation, sharing the experience and guidance that helped shape her own career.

