Services Include
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Craft executive and organizational point-of-view
Strategic thought-leadership content and storytelling
Messaging systems that align and inspire employees
Commentary development for news cycles and industry debates
Media and on-camera spokesperson coaching
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Designing high-impact all-hands and town hall experiences
Employee advocacy and ambassador programs
Internal content strategy, newsletters, and communication rhythms
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Speaking strategy, targeting, and conference submissions
Keynote writing, panel preparation, and talk development
Event-integrated social, content, and media amplification
Award program identification and nomination writing
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Media relations planning and outreach
Narrative shaping, pitching, and story packaging
Reputation and issues management
Real-time commentary and trend-driven opportunities
Opinion pieces and contributed articles
Launch, announcement, and milestone communication strategy
Press release development
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Full-funnel content strategy rollout
Strategic content roadmap tied directly to brand objectives and business outcomes
Narrative pillars and thought-leadership themes that differentiate your voice
Multi-channel publishing frameworks that scale across web, social, and email
Performance measurement and optimization to ensure every asset delivers demonstrable impact
Most leaders and founders don't know fractional leaders exist — they assume the options are: hire full-time, use a big consultancy, or figure it out themselves.
Many wish they had a trusted external voice but assume that means expensive consultants who'd deliver a report and disappear. They understand that communications is an enterprise function, deeply tied to business strategy, risk, and reputation.
But you can get a proven comms leader embedded in your business three days a week or fewer – meaning someone who actually owns outcomes, not just recommendations. Maybe for one off communications or content project. That’s me.
The fractional model isn't new. But awareness is still catching up.
But if you have sales, marketing, product, or customer problems then you absolutely need senior commercial thinking, and that gap is exactly where fractional works.
Not advisory. Not consulting. Actual commercial leadership, just structured differently.
The question isn't whether you can afford it. It's whether you know it's an option.