What really goes into business operations?
In this episode, we’re tackling the final CEO of your business: operations. Most of us have heard of business operations, but do we really know what it means?
We’ve talked about all the other CEOs in previous episodes, but operations hold it all together. I’m covering everything you need to know to get started as the Chief Operations Officer (COO) of your business. I’m sharing things like the difference between a CEO and a COO, the role and responsibilities of a COO, and why your business needs a COO.
Get ready to talk all things operations.
Topics We’re Covering in This Episode:
- Everything that a COO does
- Setting goals for yourself and your company
- Why your business needs a COO
- The difference between a CEO and a COO
- How to be the COO of your business
- Keeping your business structured and organized so that your team can thrive
- Why it’s valuable to separate the CEO and the COO
I hope this episode answers some of your questions about operations, but if you still have any, you can always reach out to me on social media or shoot me an email! I’d be happy to hear from you. Now that you’re armed with all eight CEOs of business, you have everything you need to structure a successful business.
For more help structuring and organizing your business, download my free Small Business Task List to see what tasks I recommend reviewing daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly!
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