Ways to Work Together

Fractional Chief of Staff and executive operations support — designed around your priorities, your pace, and the level of engagement that fits your business.

Support that fits your reality

There’s no one-size-fits-all when it comes to executive support. Some leaders need an ongoing strategic partner. Others need focused help getting a single initiative across the finish line. Some simply need a steady hand through a demanding few months.

Whatever you’re navigating, we’ll design an engagement that fits — without unnecessary overhead, complexity, or long-term commitment.

What I Help Leaders With



Engagements typically focus on one or more of three core areas. Many clients start in one and expand into another as priorities shift.

Executive Operations & Leadership Support

When the volume of decisions, meetings, and moving pieces starts eating your week.

  • Executive calendar & priority management

  • Executive meeting cadence & execution

  • Cross-functional initiative leadership

  • Process design & improvement

Strategic Execution & Operational Leadership

  • Project & initiative leadership

  • Cross-functional coordination

  • Process documentation & improvement

  • Strategic planning support

When initiatives keep stalling between strategy and reality.

Team & Organization Effectiveness

  • Internal & external communications

  • Engagement & recognition programs

  • Events & leadership offsites

  • Culture & people-focused projects

When growth is outpacing the structure holding your team together.

Three ways to engage

Every engagement is scoped collaboratively in a free 30-minute consultation. The three models below are the typical shapes an engagement takes — though many evolve over time.

Model 1: Fractional Chief of Staff Support

For leaders who need an ongoing strategic partner — without adding a full-time hire.

Time commitment: 10-20 hours per week

Typical duration: 3-12 months, month-to-month after 90 days

Best for: Founders and executives who need consistent operational, strategic, and people-focused support across multiple priorities

What this looks like: Executive operations, cross-functional initiative leadership, strategic planning support, rhythm of business, board and investor communications

Model 2: Project-Based Engagement Support

For initiatives that need clear ownership and steady follow-through from start to finish.

Time commitment: Varies by project scope and phase

Typical duration: 6-16 weeks, depending on scope

Best for: Leaders who need focused support on a specific, time-bound effort with a clear finish line

What this looks like: Annual planning facilitation, leadership offsite design and execution, operating cadence redesign, onboarding program build, internal communications overhaul, process documentation

Model 3: Short-Term & Transitional Support

Time commitment: Concentrated; tailored to the situation

Typical duration: 30-90 days

Best for: Leaders entering a new role, navigating a significant transition, or managing an unusually demanding period

What this looks like: New-executive onboarding, leadership transition support, interim chief-of-staff coverage, fundraising or board prep cycles, reorganization rollouts, high-stakes launches or events

For moments that require judgment, structure, and careful execution.

Not sure which fits? Most engagements evolve. We’ll start with a conversation about what’s actually on your plate — and design from there.

How Engagements Unfold

Discovery conversation — A free 30-minute call to understand what you’re navigating and where support would help.

Scoping & alignment — Within 1-2 weeks, we align on engagement model, scope, cadence, and initial priorities.

Engagement begins — I integrate quickly, meet the people I need to meet, and initiate progress within the first two weeks.

Regular check-ins — Review of priorities, progress, and what’s working — engagement stays relevant as needs change.

Wrap or evolve — As priorities shift, engagements scale, adapt, or wind down. No long-term retainers required.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How quickly can you start?

A: Most engagements begin within 1-2 weeks of our initial conversation. Short-term and transitional engagements can often move faster.

Q: How is pricing structured?

A: Fractional engagements are priced as a monthly retainer based on scope and hours. Project-based and short-term engagements are priced as fixed fees tied to a defined scope. Specific rates are shared during the scoping conversation, once we’ve aligned on what the engagement actually looks like.

Q: Do you work remotely or on-site?

A: Primarily remotely, with on-site support available for key moments, such as leadership offsites, launches, or major milestones.

Q: Do you sign NDAs?

A: Yes — always. Confidentiality and discretion are non-negotiables.

Q: Can an engagement evolve over time?

A: Yes. Many clients start with a defined project and move into ongoing fractional support, or begin with fractional and scope down as needs shift. Flexibility is intentional.

Q: What kinds of leaders do you work with?

A: Founders, executives, and senior leaders across a range of industries and stages — from early-stage startups to established enterprises. What’s common across all clients: complex, fast-moving environments where execution matters.

Q: How long are typical engagements?

A: Fractional engagements typically run 3-12 months. Project-based engagements are scoped to the work, usually 6-16 weeks. Short-term engagements typically run 30-90 days.

Q: Is there a minimum commitment?

A: A 90-day initial commitment for fractional support, so we can establish rhythm and momentum together. Project-based and short-term work are scoped to the engagement itself — no long-term retainers required.