Most people hear “COO” and immediately think of someone who runs the day-to-day.
That is not wrong, but it is incomplete.
As businesses grow, especially into the seven-figure range, the role of a COO becomes more nuanced. What the business needs operationally depends entirely on its stage, structure, and goals.
This is where the Fractional COO comes in. A strategic partner who steps in part time with full time impact. Even within this role, there are different styles, strengths, and specialties.
Let’s break it down.
The Six Faces of a Fractional COONot every business needs the same kind of operational leadership.
If you are a CEO trying to scale and you are unsure whether you need someone to fix the backend, lead the team, or help you stop being the bottleneck, the kind of COO you choose makes a real difference.
It is all about alignment. You need someone who does not just understand operations. You need someone who understands your vision, your goals, and the season your business is in.
I became a Fractional COO because I know what it feels like to be the CEO trying to do it all.
I have seen brilliant coaches and consultants hit seven figures only to find themselves overwhelmed by their own success. They are booked, in demand, and profitable, but behind the scenes they are stretched thin. Their systems are barely holding up, their team keeps leaning on them for answers, and their time is spent putting out fires instead of driving strategy.
That is where I come in.
I am a blend of Integrator, Growth-Focused, and Revenue Operations COO. I bring structure to your systems, clarity to your team, and alignment across your sales, marketing, and delivery. I partner with you to build the operational backbone that allows your business to grow without costing your peace or your freedom.
My work is not just about making things run better. It is about making your role as CEO feel more sustainable and powerful.
This is not about doing more. It is about building smarter.
If you are curious what kind of operational support your business truly needs, take this quick assessment to find out where your gaps may be:
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The next level of your business needs a stronger foundation. The right leadership can help you build it.