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Hosted by Maven · business · EN · 144 episodes
Get the inside story on how to be a fractional executive who ranks in the top 20% of your peers with insights and wisdom on how to replace your corporate income without the insane hours to create the business you want on your terms. Learn the secrets to getting fully booked with clients, building a robust pipeline, and achieving premium pricing representing the value you bring to your clients.Hear from the top experts advising and participating as fractional executives. Learn from:✅ Jay Kingley, one of the top advisors on how the best fractional executives build a business to match,✅ Leading fractional executives sharing the story of their struggles and successes,✅ Operators of the premiere fractional communities on the value they bring to fractional executives, and ✅ The people who run fractional marketplaces where you can get key elements of what you need to be success in your business including, in some cases, clients.Learn more at www.referabilitymaven.com
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Fractionals Unplugged with Jay Kingley is hosted by Maven. The show has published 144 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Fractionals Unplugged - Mitchel Harad's Insider Story On Being A Fractional CMO" (14 July 2026, 24 minutes), "Fractionals Unplugged - Kristi Perdue's Insider Story On Being Fractional Chief AI Officer" (30 June 2026, 25 minutes), and "Fractionals Unplugged - Shelley Major's Insider Story On Being Fractional CHRO" (13 January 2026, 16 minutes).
Fractionals Unplugged with Jay Kingley publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 22 minutes across 144 episodes.
Booking probability for Fractionals Unplugged with Jay Kingley is 49%, and the host is rated Open on guests. Fractionals Unplugged with Jay Kingley requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Fractionals Unplugged with Jay Kingley's contact route on record: verified email.
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Maven hosts Fractionals Unplugged with Jay Kingley, a business show with 144 episodes published.
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Episode #142
In this episode of Fractionals Unplugged , Jay Kingley sits down with Mitchel Harad , a fractional chief marketing officer, to discuss the common hurdles faced by early-stage fintech and insurance tech companies in...
Episode #141
In this episode of Fractionals Unplugged, Jay Kingley speaks with Kristi Perdue , a Fractional Chief AI Officer the challenges of AI usages internally and externally for SaaS companies. Kirsti emphasizes the critical...
Episode #140
<p>In this episode of Fractionals Unplugged, Jay Kingley speaks with Shelley Majors, a Fractional CHRO on the critical role of leadership in business, emphasizing the need for effective communication and the importance...
Episode #139
<p>In this episode of Fractionals Unplugged, Jay Kingley speaks with Jen Hamilton, founder of the Fractional COO Collective. They discuss the role of fractional COOs and integrators, the benefits of joining the...
Episode #138
<p>In this episode of Fractionals Unplugged, Jay Kingley speaks with Rebecca Kushner, a Fractional CFO specializing in helping health and wellness practitioners navigate their financial challenges. They discuss the...
Episode #137
<p>In this episode of Fractionals Unplugged, Jay Kingley and Oleksii Lunkov discuss the challenges faced by early to mid-stage companies in the e-commerce sector. Oleksii shares insights on the importance of...
Episode #136
<p>In this episode of Fractionals Unplugged, Jay Kingley speaks with Tom Dillon, a Fractional CFO specializing in helping businesses navigate financial challenges. They discuss the concept of 'sweaty startups', the...
Episode #135
<p>Jay Kingley interviews Ashish Nanavati, a data-driven fractional marketer. They discuss the importance of understanding ideal client profiles (ICPs), the urgent problems startups face, and the challenges in achieving...
Episode #134
<p>Jess Schultz, a Fractional CRO/CMO, talks about the challenges faced by founders of B2B SaaS companies as they transition from founder-led sales to a more structured go-to-market strategy. Jess and Jay discuss the...
Episode #133
<p>Russell Lookadoo, a Fractional Chief HR Officer, talks about the challenges small business owners face in hiring and managing staff. Russell shares insights on the importance of emotional connection in leadership...
Episode #132
<p>Marley Wagner discusses the evolving landscape of customer engagement and marketing strategies in B2B companies. They discuss the importance of retaining existing customers, the challenges of communication between...
Episode #131
<p>Omid Sadati discuss the importance of product market fit for early-stage companies. Key takeaways include:</p>Product market fit is crucial for the success of early-stage companies.Founders need to be comfortable...
Episode #130
<p>The lack of awareness of the label 'fractional' is not the main reason why fractional executives struggle to get clients. Fractional executives need to differentiate themselves and communicate their intellectual...
Episode #129
<p>When I want to be the best I can be, I look to how those rise to the top in Darwinian industries - sports, entertainment, the the C-suite. I've put together 7 lessons that fractional executives can learn from the...
Episode #128
<p>Carla Titus, a Fractional Chief Financial Officer of Wealth Worth Within, discusses the challenges faced by business owners in managing their finances and the solutions she provides. She helps business owners...
Episode #127
<p>Rich Daniels, a Fractional General Counsel, talks about the importance of legal risk mitigation for small and medium-sized businesses. Rich explains that his role is to help businesses save money, mitigate risk, and...
Episode #126
<p>How do you know when a prospect will buy or pass. Here's what you need to know:</p><p>* Qualifying prospects involves determining if they meet the fit and impact criteria.</p><p>* Understanding what prospects believe...
Episode #125
<p>Taylor Crane, founder of Fractionaljobs.io, discusses how Fractional Jobs is an open job board connecting companies with fractional talent. Fractional Jobs does not act as an agency and does not charge a percentage...
Episode #124
<p>Paul Arugs is a fractional chief customer officer, serving B2B and B2C services industries with Au$5m - Au$100m annual revenue with 20 - 200 employees. Paul helps mid sized companies embed data-driven customer...
Episode #123
<p>Ben Wolf, founder and CEO of Wolfs Edge Integrators provides fractional Integrators and COOs to growing mid-market companies. Ben's focus is on building a roster of team-first Integrators to serve clients. Ben...
Recent guests on Fractionals Unplugged with Jay Kingley. Study who booked and why before you pitch.
labor and delivery nurse, social media educator, chicken swaddler, Fractional COO Collective
Fractional Chief Financial Officer, Wealth and Worth Within
Founder, fractionaljobs.io
cinematographer and director of the documentary Changing Lanes, Wolf's Edge Integrators
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