Starting a business is like setting sail on uncharted waters. You have a vision, a product, or a service that you believe in, but the...

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We see it all the time: small business owners pour time and money into marketing campaigns that don’t convert. Boosted social posts, Google Ads, sponsored content—it all adds up. But despite the spend, the returns barely move.

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A generational shift is quietly unfolding across the country. As millions of baby boomers head into retirement, they’re preparing to pass the torch—not just of leadership, but of ownership. The businesses they’ve built over decades—roofing companies, manufacturing shops, service firms, consultancies—are now approaching their final chapter: the sale.

Three years ago, the owner of a Florida roofing company stood on the edge of burnout. He had left a stable job to launch his own business—motivated by dreams of financial freedom, time with family, and building a legacy his kids could be proud of. But reality had other plans. His $1.8M revenue was shrinking. Margins eroded. Cash dried up. And despite working 70 hours a week, the one thing he couldn't fix was the growing resentment at home.

Boutique firms are rewriting the narrative—delivering Fortune 500-level strategy with the intimacy, affordability, and agility that small businesses deserve.

In today's volatile market, small businesses must make big decisions—but without big overhead. That’s where a fractional CEO can be a game-changer.