Fractional Chief Operating Officer (COO)
You did not start your business to deal with operational issues, you started it because of your passion!
You did not start your business to deal with operational issues, you started it because of your passion!
Do you have a strategy? How are you aligning execution to acheive the outcomes?
How much hidden inefficiencies are wrapped up in your organizational processes?
How aligned are your people process and technology? Do you know how they are working to drive value in your business?
As former executives and business owners, we can relate to these challenges and have vast experience across operations. We can customize a fractional COO package to meet your growing needs.
First call's always on us. Let's learn more about your business and needs to determine if we'd be a good fit.
We'll put together some options on how we can work together to achieve your goals
We'll partner to get you back to your passion and take care of the operational side of your business
A fractional COO is a flexible way to add an experienced executive leader to your organization that has significant experience in operations. It allows you to add this expertise in a scalable way without adding full time costs of salary, benefits, and other executive level perks.
The benefits of having a fractional COO include:
A fractional COO can work on-site or remotely with you and your business. We perfer to take a customized approach that makes sense for our client’s needs and budget.
Our arrangements can vary between advisory in nature (few hours per month) to several days per month.
Let’s chat about your specific needs, challenges, plans and see if we would make good partners.
There are a few signs that can indicate you’re ready for a COO in your organization
The role can vary between what our clients need but the goal is to have your fractional COO working on activities that will provide the greatest benefit to your business. Here’s some ideas to consider
You started your business based upon a passion. Not to handle the operational issues that come with running a thriving business. As the owner you’re focused on the long-term, generating the next big idea, and cultivating strategic relationships.
The COO’s focus is on the day-to-day operations of the business. The COO acts as your integrator and executor to bring your organization together to find ways to most effectively and efficiently deliver your products and services to customers.