Cincy Voices

CINCYVOICES

Real conversations from Cincinnati's fractional leaders.No scripts. No polish. Just truth.

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Cincinnati has a community of leaders who walk into companies and change things.

They’re fractional executives. Trusted advisors. People who care deeply and have been through it before. We spent one day with 17 of them and hit record.

“Many times they're their own obstacle. But if they can't see it, it will be difficult for me to make a difference.”— Christine Bell“What brings me joy is watching the company and the whole team come together to make the vision happen.”— Christine Bell“What's unique about my business — clients pay a charity rather than pay me.”— Amy Sheehy“Technology can be that solid foundation for them reaching those next set of goals.”— Carter Varn“At 15, I was thrown in the garage with the truckers and the mechanics and was taught to work hard and get through some tough spots.”— Carter Varn“I was able to say, I'm not the right person. I may be able to help you in the future, but let me introduce you to someone that can deliver what you need today.”— Brennan Sweeney“Trust is critical, and you get nowhere with a client or a business without kind of earning that trust.”— Brennan Sweeney“I got my CEPA after the business sold, not before. Should have gotten it before.”— Dan Keck“You have a business to run and not a job to go to.”— Dan Keck“Many times they're their own obstacle. But if they can't see it, it will be difficult for me to make a difference.”— Christine Bell“What brings me joy is watching the company and the whole team come together to make the vision happen.”— Christine Bell“What's unique about my business — clients pay a charity rather than pay me.”— Amy Sheehy“Technology can be that solid foundation for them reaching those next set of goals.”— Carter Varn“At 15, I was thrown in the garage with the truckers and the mechanics and was taught to work hard and get through some tough spots.”— Carter Varn“I was able to say, I'm not the right person. I may be able to help you in the future, but let me introduce you to someone that can deliver what you need today.”— Brennan Sweeney“Trust is critical, and you get nowhere with a client or a business without kind of earning that trust.”— Brennan Sweeney“I got my CEPA after the business sold, not before. Should have gotten it before.”— Dan Keck“You have a business to run and not a job to go to.”— Dan Keck

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“When you do what you say you're going to do, that builds accountability. But it's also building trust.”
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