Fractional COO

Experienced operational leadership, without the commitment of a full-time executive hire.

Your organization is growing. There are more people, more priorities, more opportunities, and more moving pieces. At some point, managing all of that becomes a leadership role of its own.

A Fractional COO works alongside you and your existing team to bring structure to the operation, translate priorities into execution, and make sure the organization keeps moving forward.

Fractional COO support can include:

Leadership & Accountability
Clarify ownership, establish expectations and create rhythms that keep priorities moving without requiring you to personally follow up on everything.

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Operations & Systems
Identify bottlenecks, improve workflows, document key processes and build systems that support the way your organization actually works.

Team & Organizational Structure
Clarify roles, responsibilities and decision-making so your team can operate with greater independence and accountability.

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Strategic Execution
Turn ideas and priorities into actionable plans, establish ownership and milestones, and keep important initiatives moving through completion.

Visibility & Decision Support
Create dashboards, reporting and operating rhythms that give leadership the information needed to make better decisions.

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Cross-Functional Leadership
Connect the pieces across operations, marketing, people, projects and leadership so departments aren't working in isolation.

Why fractional?

You may need experienced operational leadership long before it makes sense to add another full-time executive.

Fractional support gives you access to COO-level thinking and execution without the salary, benefits, overhead and long-term commitment of a full-time hire.

And because the engagement is built around your organization, the role can focus on the areas where additional leadership will make the biggest difference.

Is Fractional COO support right for you?

It may be a good fit if your organization is growing or becoming more complex, you have a capable team but need stronger coordination and accountability, too much still depends on you, important initiatives aren't moving as consistently as you'd like, or you need experienced operational leadership but aren't ready for a full-time COO.

What working together looks like

We start by looking across the organization: what's working, what's getting stuck, what depends too heavily on leadership, and what you're trying to accomplish next.

From there, I work alongside you and your team to establish priorities, create the structure needed to support them, and help drive execution.

This isn't a report handed to you at the end of a consulting engagement.

I'm there to help make it happen.

Get the right leadership at the right time.

You don't have to choose between doing it all yourself and hiring another full-time executive. Let's talk about what COO-level support could look like for your organization.

Meet the Founder

Rochelle Ginsburg, MBA is a management and marketing consultant who works with service-based businesses navigating growth. Through Tempo Partners, she helps founders build systems that support clarity, consistency, and sustainable profit, without relying on constant owner involvement.

  • Master of Business Administration (MBA) | Yeshiva University

  • Product Management | Columbia School of Engineering

  • AI Professional Certificate | Google

  • Experienced with EOS, Lean Startup, E-Myth, StoryBrand and other business frameworks

Organizations We’ve Supported

Work Created for High-Stakes Audiences

From business development decks and government proposals to executive speeches, we help clients communicate clearly when the audience — and the opportunity — matters. We’ve done work presented to:

Walmart • Costco • The First Lady of the United States • The Knesset • U.S. Department of Defense • State Government Officials • Foreign Defense Ministries • Tech billionaires and other high value audiences

Recommendations

  • "I worked with Rochelle on software product management projects for several weeks where we collaborated closely in the creation of vision boards, defining customer needs, road mapping, and defining sprints and backlogs, among other tasks. Rochelle is a natural leader with an impeccable skill of teaching while she works. She approaches new projects and tasks with inclusively of the team in mind and does a phenomenal job of working to the strengths of her counterparts. She is an awesome addition to any team and always a pleasure to collaborate with."

    —Aleksandra Zuraw, Client Development

  • "Rochelle is simply one of the most talented writers and brightest minds I have had the good fortune to work with in a long time.... She just "gets it," and I was always impressed by the insight and attention to detail she put into each project. Rochelle has a true strength for getting a point across in her writing, and aiming it directly at her audience in a way that will captivate and spellbind the reader. She is a very hard working, accomplished colleague whom I would recommend to the highest degree to anyone without question."

    —Noah Pawliger, Visionary Program and Impact Strategist

  • "I worked with Rochelle on a very high profile magazine. Not only would it be reviewed critically, but it would be read critically. Rochelle's writing ability, her understanding of the client/audience, and her guidance made my editing task much easier."

    —Len Estrin, Editor-in-Chief

  • "By offering a unique mix of productivity and ambition, Rochelle sets a great ex-ample for anybody in the business world who is looking to continuously grow. Her ability to take on new projects with enthusiasm and skillfully bring them to the finish line makes Rochelle a valuable asset to any team."

    —Abraham Bree, Founder

  • "Having worked with Rochelle for the better part of two years, I can safely say few people in this world are as perpetually and infectiously positive as she. No matter the difficulty of the project, Rochelle's relentless, 'can-do' approach was a tremendously valuable asset to our team."

    —Shlomo Grossman, Narrative-Maker