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Fractional growth leadership

Fractional Chief Growth Officer.

Get experienced executive leadership without a full-time hire. Robert Zibell works with your team to lead marketing strategy, acquisition, conversion, retention and monetization.

The role

What does a fractional Chief Growth Officer do?

A fractional Chief Growth Officer (CGO) is a senior executive who leads growth on an agreed part-time basis. The role connects the commercial decisions that sit across marketing, product, sales, finance and customer success.

At Digilytix, that means identifying the constraint on growth, setting priorities with your leadership team, and coordinating the people responsible for execution. Robert works directly with the executive sponsor and functional leaders. Decision rights, deliverables, time commitment and measures are agreed before the engagement begins.

This is most useful when your business has customers and performance data, but improving the outcome requires more than one team. For a bounded problem, a focused project or growth assessment may be the better starting point.

Where the work starts

Growth leadership across the customer lifecycle.

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Your executive partner

Brand leadership. Agency experience. An owner’s perspective.

Robert brings nearly 20 years of executive experience across brands, agency portfolios, private equity and business ownership. He connects commercial strategy with the team, resources and decisions required to deliver it.

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Decision rights

Agree what the growth executive can own.

The mandate should identify the business outcome, the decisions Robert can make, the executive sponsor and the team capacity available to implement. That makes accountability practical from the first day.

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How the engagement works

Agree the outcome. Establish the baseline. Lead the work.

  1. Define the mandate

    Agree the business goal, scope, executive sponsor and decisions the role can make. Set responsibilities and access requirements.

  2. Diagnose the constraint

    Review the customer journey and available data. Separate evidence from assumptions and choose the priorities most relevant to the goal.

  3. Coordinate execution

    Build an action plan with owners, measures and a review cadence. Your specialists deliver technical and channel work; Robert aligns priorities and resolves commercial tradeoffs with the sponsor.

  4. Review and transfer

    Evaluate results against the baseline. Document what should continue, change or stop, with ownership your team can carry forward.

Measures depend on the mandate: activation, trial-to-paid conversion, customer acquisition cost, retention, expansion, collected revenue or margin. The scorecard should reflect your business model and the decisions the engagement can influence.

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Hiring questions

Fractional CGO FAQs.

Start with the business question

Where does growth need a stronger owner?

Share the goal, what is getting in the way and who is involved. We can discuss whether fractional growth leadership is the right scope.

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