Total Business Operations gives growing organizations a coordinated team to manage operations, technology, automation, marketing, and execution—without building every department internally.
A traditional employee gives a company one person’s time, skill set, schedule, and availability. An Employee Unit gives the company coordinated productive capacity across a broader operating team.
One employee gives you one person’s strengths and limitations. One Employee Unit gives you access to multiple capabilities.
One person’s vacation, illness, resignation, or overload should not bring an essential business function to a stop. Shared documentation and reassignment improve continuity.
Salary is only the beginning. Recruiting, training, benefits, equipment, supervision, leave, turnover, and knowledge loss can all increase the true cost of one hire.
An Employee Unit provides access to the right combination of executive support, business operations, project coordination, customer experience, marketing, sales support, technology, cybersecurity, automation, AI implementation, documentation, and process improvement.
We help organize and execute approved priorities.
Optimize workflows and reduce manual tasks with reliable technology.
Maintain and protect the critical infrastructure your business relies on.
Consistent campaigns, follow-up, and experiences that drive growth.
Each Employee Unit is configured around a defined set of priorities and service pillars. Capabilities are allocated based on business needs, available capacity, and the agreed operating plan.
We act as a managed operating unit that helps move the business forward. Total Business Operations determines which professionals, systems, and resources should be applied based on the client’s approved priorities, workload, goals, risk profile, systems, customer journey, and operational requirements.
Total Business Operations uses a remote-first operating model to ensure speed and flexibility.
Onsite support can be coordinated when physical presence is required or creates a meaningful operational advantage.
The annual Employee Unit service rate can be billed in harmony with the client’s existing payroll rhythm: Daily, weekly, biweekly, or monthly. Billing must occur at least monthly.
Employee Units are configured around your organization’s priorities, workload, systems, and required level of support.
Engagements are available in part-time and full-time capacity models, with billing options designed to align with your organization’s existing operating rhythm.
Employee Unit engagements begin at $2,500 per month.
We don't disrupt your daily business. We methodically transition you from chaos to control.
We begin by evaluating your business model, goals, team, systems, customer journey, and current bottlenecks. We identify urgent operational gaps, revenue leakage, and high-value automation opportunities.
We define your included service pillars, priority workstreams, and communication structure. We then create or organize standard operating procedures, workflows, and escalation paths.
The Employee Unit begins completing approved tasks, coordinating projects, and improving workflows. We continually adjust priorities, capacity allocation, and systems as your business evolves.
Total Business Operations provides growing businesses and mission-driven organizations with coordinated access to the people, processes, platforms, technology, automation, marketing, administrative support, and operational expertise required to run and grow effectively.
Choose a convenient time to discuss your current operational bottlenecks. We'll outline how an Employee Unit can build the clarity and systems you need to scale.
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