- Experience
- 15+ yearsin C-suite operational roles
- Scale
- $1B+cumulative revenue scaled
- Sectors
- 12from home services to healthcare to construction
- Companies founded
- 2Notebook of a COO, and the National Board of Operations Professionals
What an International Business Integrator does
An International Business Integrator installs the operating systems, meaning process, software, and people structure, that let a business run without depending on its owner's attention.
Integration is the distinction. A consultant produces recommendations. An operator executes inside one company. An integrator connects the parts: the software to the process, the process to the people, and the people to a standard that holds after the engagement ends.
The international qualifier is literal. The work is delivered to owners globally rather than within a single market, and the systems are built to be portable. A documented process that survives a change of country, currency, or staff is a different artifact from one that lives in a founder's head.
The same lens now runs as a video podcast, The Operator Reacts with JT Taylor MS, MBA. JT reacts to business creators and real owner stories, then adds the systems layer: what he would install and why, always through one question, can the business run without you?
A note on specificity
Prior employers are described by sector and scale rather than by name. That is a deliberate privacy choice, not an omission of record.
Verifiable public work is available through the two companies listed here, the Notebook of a COO podcast catalog, and the openly drafted standard at the National Board of Operations Professionals.
Two companies
Each addresses a different gap in how operations work gets taught, credentialed, and distributed.
Notebook of a COO
Operator training and fractional COO services for small business owners.
National Board of Operations Professionals
A standards body and credentialing authority for operations professionals.
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Operational engagements run through Notebook of a COO. That is the right starting point for anything commercial.