For fractional executives
Your Profile Might Already Be Here. Make Sure It Says What You'd Say.
Find My ProfileSecondary button: I'm Not Listed. Add Me.
Buyers ask Google and ChatGPT questions like "Who's a good fractional CFO for a SaaS company?" Those tools answer from pages they can read. A profile with a clear headline, real specialties, named industries, and sourced ratings gives them something to work with. A bare listing gives them nothing.
We can't promise you rankings. Nobody honest can. What we can do is make sure your page is complete, accurate, and structured so machines and people can read it.
And when a buyer lands on your profile, it answers their first-call questions before the call. You get better-fit calls and fewer "so... what do you do?" conversations.
If you're already listed:
1. Search your name and open your profile.
2. Click "Claim this profile."
4. Edit anything you like. Your profile gets the "Claimed" badge.
If you're not listed:
1. Fill out the form below.
The Rules That Keep This Directory Worth Using
- Ratings come from public platforms and link to their source. You can't edit them. If a link is wrong, tell us and we'll fix it.
- List only clients, results, and credentials you're allowed to name and can back up.
- Keep your availability current. Every profile shows a "Last updated" date.
- The founder is listed too. Antonio Thornton, Fractional Chief AI Officer, runs this directory, and his listing is labeled "Directory founder."
Form headline: Add or Update Your Profile
Form fields:
- Full name
- Role category (dropdown: the ten roles on the Home page, plus "Other")
- LinkedIn URL
- Website
- Headline (one line: what you do and for whom)
- Bio (150 to 300 words)
- Specialties (up to 8)
- Industries served
- Engagement models (checkboxes: Monthly retainer, Project, Advisory, Interim, Board advisor)
- Availability (Taking new clients / Waitlist / Not taking clients)
- Links to your public reviews (Google, Yelp, Clutch, G2, other)
- Headshot upload
- Checkbox: I confirm this information is accurate and I'm allowed to publish it.