Karina Mikhli, Founder of Fractionals United and ​Right-Size COO was a Fractional COO before that was a thing, went full-time with a fractional client, and came back to a different fractional landscape. Since she had joined wonderful online communities while "away," she built the one for fractionals she couldn't find.

When not building and running a fast-growing community, being a fractional COO, or workflow consulting, Karina loves to read, optimize and automate (including in her personal life), and watch long relationship-based TV shows. 

Find out more about Karina on her LinkedIn profile, her personal site, or just contact her through this site's contact form.

​Tamanna Bavishi, Community Manager at Fractionals United, was a Consumer Behavior and Services Marketing faculty before she took a maternity break and took that opportunity to explore what she was really passionate about. This led her to her first corporate job as a Digital Marketing Strategist and a Community Builder. She has, since then, built communities for Mothers for Toddlers, Pregnant Women, New Fathers, an Indic Language Community at Quora, and for Grieving Support.
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When not doing online research or learning new technology, Tamanna spends time with her two children, reads books, talks about Screen Free Parenting, and indulges in Harry Potter fanfics--no prizes for guessing that she is a Potterhead!

To know more about Tamanna, you can connect on her LinkedIn profile or her Instagram page.

​Will Christensen, Head of Partnerships at Fractionals United and a seasoned Go-to-Market Fractional and Consultant based in Syracuse, Utah has an impressive background with leadership roles at DataAutomation.com, Entrepreneur's Apprentice, and Sellerlabs. His expertise in formulating effective marketing strategies and understanding user needs is enhanced by his proficiency as a Zapier-certified expert and app developer. Specializing in securing a business's first 10 customers, Will excels in steering startups toward identifying their target markets, playing a pivotal role in driving business growth and innovation.

When he’s not busy building Fractionals United or working with his fractional clients, he can be found playing video games with his two little girls or brainstorming creative date ideas for his wife. Will has a penchant for automating the small details in his everyday life.

​Marco Bravo, Community Assistant at Fractionals United, was a college student at Purdue University studying Business Analytics and Information Management before he took the opportunity to become Karina's apprentice. Outside of that, Marco competes in case competitions on campus and consults through a campus organization on analytics and marketing.

When not engaging in the community or being a full-time college student, Marco spends most of his time reading books, cooking, or learning new music on the piano.