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Karina Mikhli
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Former teacher, publishing executive, and personal trainer; current
fractional COO who optimizes workflows and leverages my CEO experience.
My Areas of Impact
Fractional COO for visionary CEOs in professional services, community, SaaS:
Manage business for overwhelmed CEOs, enabling focus on strengths
Standardize, streamline, optimize systems and operations for scaling
Empower team and adjust fractional involvement based on business needs
Workflow consultant optimizing business and communication systems:
Enhance and integrate existing tools; train team to use them
Assess, research, recommend, implement, and train on new tools
Build out and implement Clickup or Coda systems
Founder of Fractionals United
, free community for current/aspiring fractional leaders to connect, collaborate, and learn
How I Can Help
Support
CEOs/founders of small to mid-size businesses by leading operations
Streamline
disjointed systems/workflows, implement right tools, and reduce manual work
Offer
Optimize Hour for immediate, actionable solutions to specific challenges
Welcome
current/aspiring fractional leaders to Fractionals United
Share
fractional hiring needs with community
Connect
product/service providers with sponsorship opportunities in growing community
Provide
mentorship/advisory support
Introduction Requests
CEOs/founders needing fractional COO or other fractional talent
Leaders requiring tools/systems assistance
Current/aspiring fractional leaders seeking community
Products/service providers for sponsorship partnerships
My Links
Former teacher, publishing executive, and personal trainer; current fractional COO who optimizes workflows and leverages my CEO experience.
My Areas of Impact
How I Can Help
Introduction Requests
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