THE WORK

Whether you're one person wearing three C-suite hats or a full executive team that struggles to communicate, the pattern is the same.

  • The $8M owner playing president, COO, and CFO can't get their team to execute their vision.

  • The $200M C-suite with distinct roles talks at each other instead of with each other.

All the while, fragmentation is slowly eroding your culture and capacity.

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WHAT I DO

I believe leaders shouldn't have to choose between building successful companies and showing up whole for the people who matter most.

I'm a guide to visionary leaders who need help turning their genius into strategies their team can actually run with. Sometimes that's strategic counsel for fragmented owners. Sometimes it's integration work for siloed C-suites. Sometimes it's deeper transformation across business, family, and self.

My work is in the interstitial space between roles. I interrupt patterns you didn't know existed, reveal blind spots you can't see, and connect disparate ideas into executable strategy.

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TWO CONTEXTS WHERE THIS MATTERS

The Fragmented Owner
$7/8-figure business. You're wearing multiple C-suite hats. Vision isn't the problem. Translating it into execution without doing everything yourself is the challenge.

The Siloed C-Suite
$8/9-figure business. You have a CEO, COO, CFO, board, but they're speaking different languages. Nobody's translating (and nobody's listening) and dysfunction is normalized.


*Some leaders enter through strategic advisory and discover the business problem is actually a capacity problem. When that happens, the work shifts—across business, family, and self. That's the third pathway (context), and it's covered in the full guide below.

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NEXT STEPS

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In a World of Chaos, Brent Perkins Provides a Safe Pair of Hands. His Vast Experiences with Corporate Executive Roles, Leadership, Family Trials and Tribulations, and Personal Reconciliation Prove to Be a Robust Set of Skills to Help Others. In Addition, Brent Has an Insatiable Appetite to Leverage His Journey to Make Others Better.

 - Greg Powell, Sr. Managing Director, Cerberus Capital Mgmt.