Homan is the founder and managing partner of Invictus Hospitality, and has been working in the hospitality industry since he was 14 years old. As a licensed attorney in California, Homan also has specialized experience with clients who have been involved with real estate development, start-up businesses, and the hospitality industry. While Homan is no longer actively practicing law, he uses his prior experience to consult full time with Invictus Hospitality, and overseeing his other businesses.

Homan has worked in almost every hospitality position imaginable, at a variety of venues. From a mom and pop pizza parlour, to bakery, to corporate run establishments, to family owned restaurants. Homan found great success in a formula which combined a focus on hospitality and service, while working towards educating guests, and building culture to motivate staff, to provide memorable guest experiences.

Homan has become knowledgeable in every facet of back-of-house and back-end operations, and has been consulting clients in all areas of logistics, standards, menu development, and building strong teams who are empowered to create enjoyable and memorable guest experiences, while raising profitability to the venue as a result of creating high yield food and beverage combinations, and raising check averages.

Homan's consulting traverses across not only hospitality related businesses, but also, general business matters, helping many entrepreneurs and start-ups with corporate structure, financing, and mergers and acquisitions – as well as working with many established businesses, in helping to reposition them from a position of near closure (and/or potential bankruptcy), into becoming operationally successful businesses with streamlined profit centers. His scope of work has included involvement with retail outlets, bars, restaurants, hotels, manufacturing businesses, and fabrication businesses – with a wide array of involvement from the legal side to the business side, including the negotiating and drafting of domestic and international agreements, to the development, production, and manufacturing of goods.