A Process-Oriented Approach To Empowering Integrators With Kristie Clayton

Systems Simplified

Kristie Clayton is the Founder and CEO of Female Integrator Mastermind (FIM), an international peer mentoring platform for women integrators who run their businesses using the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS). FIM also hosts an annual Women’s Summit for integrators to connect, learn, and inspire each other. With over six years of experience as a founder, visionary, and coach, Kristie is also the CEO and Coach at ExcelHER8 Leaders, a premier coaching program for effective communication and leadership.

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Integrators play a vital role in the business creation process, often serving as CEOs who filter and execute a visionary’s ideas. However, this role can be isolating since most visionaries don’t understand the commitment and effort it takes to manage a business. How can you empower integrators and nurture their professional journeys?

As a visionary and integrator, Kristie Clayton understands how both roles work together and asserts the value of a peer group for integrators to share experiences and implement visionaries’ goals effectively. Her process for developing a beneficial community involves identifying your core values, ascertaining potential members’ objectives, and promoting engagement and regular communication. Kristie also advises hosting frequent workshops and events to provide ongoing learning opportunities and goal-achieving systems.

Tune in to this episode of Systems Simplified as Adi Klevit hosts Kristie Clayton, the Founder and CEO of Female Integrator Mastermind (FIM), to discuss building peer groups for business integrators. Kristie shares her personal process as a visionary and integrator, the components of effective events, and systems for networking and value creation.