// FRACTIONAL CMO LEADERSHIP
★★★★★
260+ brand engagements • 26+ years operating experience
GROWTH OPERATING ROOM
ACTIVE
Growth has become a part-time job for too many people.
Your team is executing. Your vendors are contributing. But without senior leadership, strategy, prioritization, accountability, and growth decisions keep flowing back to the founder.
Strategy
One roadmap.
One owner.
Execution
Expert specialists.
Fully coordinated.
// WHEN THE ROLE MATTERS
01
The team is busy, but growth is not compounding.
Everyone is working hard, but initiatives are not connected to a shared strategy or clear operating rhythm.
02
The founder is still the marketing department.
Decisions, approvals, messaging, vendor direction, and prioritization keep flowing back to the founder.
03
Vendors execute tasks, but no one owns the system.
Paid media, content, CRM, creative, and sales support exist, but coordination and accountability are thin.
04
05
Good ideas stall between meetings.
Priorities are discussed, but ownership, sequencing, and follow-through are not strong enough to create momentum.
06
You need a leader before you need another hire.
The next smart move is not always a full-time department. Sometimes it is senior leadership that plugs into the team already in place.
// WHAT THE ROLE OWNS
A Fractional CMO is not another advisor. It is the operating layer for growth.
Growth strategy and executive alignment
Clarify where growth should come from, what must change, which initiatives matter most, and how leadership makes decisions around them.
Demand generation direction
Prioritize campaigns, channels, conversion paths, follow-up, and experimentation so demand becomes less random.
Positioning and messaging
Sharpen how the company explains its value, who it is for, why it is different, and why the market should act now.
Specialist orchestration
Coordinate internal people, vendors, contractors, and OutSwarm specialists so the work moves in one direction.
Accountability, reporting, and momentum
Create the weekly rhythm, scorecards, decisions, and follow-through that keep priorities from becoming another planning document.
Weekly cadence • KPI review • Initiative owners • Next decisions
Christopher Lemos
Experience spans organizations representing 19% of the Fortune 100, 8% of the Fortune 500, and founder-led companies across multiple industries.
OutSwarm is led by Christopher Lemos, whose career has been built across agency leadership, customer experience, solutions engineering, and growth strategy. That breadth creates the pattern recognition to see growth constraints others miss, and the experience to know which opportunities are actually worth pursuing.
26+
Years Leading • Agency • CX • Technology
// HOW WE PLUG IN
01
DIAGNOSE
Find the real constraint.
We audit strategy, funnel, positioning, team rhythm, vendors, reporting, and current initiatives to identify what is actually limiting growth.
02
INSTALL
Set the operating rhythm.
We create the priorities, weekly cadence, initiative ownership, decision flow, scorecard, and specialist coordination needed to move work forward.
03
LEAD
Drive the work through decisions.
We keep the team focused, unblock execution, adjust priorities with real information, and make sure momentum does not fade after planning.
// WHAT CHANGES
BEFORE
Growth depends on founder force.
• Priorities change by urgency
• Vendors wait for direction
• Reporting explains the past
• Campaigns launch without a system
• The founder becomes the connective tissue
AFTER
Growth has a leader, a rhythm, and a scorecard.
• Priorities are sequenced
• Teams know what matters
• Vendors move inside one plan
• Reporting drives decisions
• The founder gets leverage instead of more tasks




