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Ways To Work Together

Most of the leaders I talk with aren’t hiring for a job description. They have a vision that’s outrunning the operation underneath it. Here are the ways that conversation usually turns into work.

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Not sure which fits? Neither are most people when they first reach out. Tell me what you’re building and what’s in the way. Let’s talk.

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An Executive Seat

COO, Chief of Staff, or Vice President of Operations, Programs or Client Experience, at a mission-driven organization. Remote, or hybrid in Los Angeles. The seats I'm built for:

  • one that's ready to scale a function that has outgrown how it was built

  • one that's building the function for the first time

  • one where a founder needs the operating load off their plate to stay on the vision

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A Scoped Project

A defined deliverable, a timeline, a fee, and phases with off-ramps, so you can see how I work before anyone commits to more. The projects I'm best built for are the ones I've already done:

  • standing up a training or certification program that runs without its founder

  • moving live programs to virtual or hybrid without losing revenue

  • building the budget and forecasting behind a growing programs portfolio

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Advisory & Board Work

For organizations in personal development, coaching and certification, education and women's leadership that want an operator's eye at the table. Where I'm most useful:

  • pressure-testing a growth plan against what delivery can actually carry

  • setting the operating rhythm that gets a leadership team's priorities shipped

  • asking the cost, margin and capacity questions while a decision is still open

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Workshops & Conversations

I'm more useful in a room than on a stage. Podcasts, team workshops, panels — topics I keep coming back to:

  • why systems, not heroics, let a heart-centered company keep its heart as it grows

  • health and family first as an operating decision: what moving to virtual in under 60 days asked of a team

  • developing leaders before they have the title, in a training center that certified 4,000+ coaches

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