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The Fractional Practice Podcast

The Fractional Practice Podcast

By: Jag Jassel
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Welcome to The Fractional Practice Podcast. This podcast examines how experienced executives operate fractional leadership roles across multiple organisations as a professional practice. Through practical, unscripted conversations and solo reflections, we explore how authority, scope, positioning, commercial structure, and delivery actually work inside live client environments. This is not theory or career advice. It is for executives who want a clear, realistic view of what governed fractional practice looks like in operation.

2026 Jag Jassel
Career Success Economics
Episodes
  • #EP07 How Fractional Leaders Win Clients on LinkedIn with Nathanial Bibby
    Feb 26 2026

    In this episode of The Fractional Practice Podcast, I sit down with Nathanial Bibby to discuss how fractional executives can win clients on LinkedIn.

    We break down a practical, relationship-first approach to LinkedIn client acquisition, without chasing followers or relying on spam outreach.

    We cover:

    • How fractional CFOs, CMOs and CROs can generate clients on LinkedIn
    • Why relationships matter more than reach
    • Moving conversations from LinkedIn to real business
    • The role of video in building authority
    • How to focus on the small percentage of buyers who are ready

    If you are building a fractional practice and want a smarter way to grow your client base, this episode offers practical insight grounded in real experience.

    Guest Links:
    Website: https://nathanialbibby.com/
    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathanialbibby/

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    Learn more at https://fractionalpractice.com

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    42 mins
  • #EP06 How to Hire an Executive Assistant For Your Fractional Practice (The 2026 Delegation Guide)
    Feb 17 2026

    When should a fractional executive hire an executive assistant?

    Many fractional leaders are exceptional operators inside client businesses, yet inside their own practice they delay delegation. They manage their own admin, calendar, follow-ups, and business development, slowly becoming the bottleneck.

    In this episode, Jag Jassel speaks with Francesca Moi, founder of Empowering Virtual Solutions, about when it actually makes sense to hire support.

    They discuss what to delegate first, common hiring mistakes, onboarding structure, security concerns, and how building the right support system changes both the practice and the lifestyle of a fractional leader.

    If you are building a serious fractional practice, this conversation will help you think more structurally about delegation.

    Learn more at https://fractionalpractice.com

    Guest: Francesca Moi
    Founder, Empowering Virtual Solutions

    Website

    100 Tasks to Delegate to a Virtual Assistant

    The Level Up Business Conference 2026

    If you are building a serious fractional practice, this conversation will help you think more structurally about delegation.

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    41 mins
  • #EP05 Why Senior Executives Fail When They Go Fractional (And How to Avoid It) | David King
    Feb 10 2026

    Fractional leadership is often mistaken for consulting.

    That misunderstanding is why many experienced executives struggle when they leave corporate roles.

    In this episode of The Fractional Practice Podcast, David King, CEO of CFO Centre (Australia and New Zealand), explains what actually makes fractional work succeed.

    We cover mindset shifts, outcome ownership, long-term authority, and why fractional roles require a different operating model than consulting.

    Essential listening for CFOs and senior executives building a professional fractional practice.

    Learn more at https://fractionalpractice.com

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    38 mins
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