

BLOCK71 Fractions: The Full-Time Commitment (Signals to Transit from Fractionals)
Welcome back to the final chapter of BLOCK71 Fractions.
We have explored the Brutal Truth of deciding to hire fractional talent and navigated the Strategic Marriage of making that integration work. Now, we reach the natural evolution of the model: Success in a fractional arrangement often means the expert eventually works themselves out of a job.
As your startup matures and moves toward Series B or global scale, the "fractional" advantage must eventually transition into a permanent fixture. But when exactly do you flip the switch?
The Logic of Transition
Our third and final session focuses on the "End Game." We are bringing together founders who have successfully transitioned their C-suite from fractional to full-time, alongside the experts who helped them get there.
Whether you are worried about the "cultural shock" of a new full-time hire or trying to identify the exact financial triggers for a permanent executive, this session provides the roadmap for a seamless handover.
The Scaling Dilemmas We’ll Tackle:
1. The Inflection Point: Identifying the "Flip the Switch" Signals
The Problem: Hiring a full-time CXO too early drains your capital; hiring one too late creates a bottleneck that stalls your Series B.
The Discussion: What are the specific triggers? We’ll discuss the "Rule of Three" - Revenue, Complexity, and Headcount - to help you identify the exact moment when a part-time leader needs to become a full-time commitment.
2. The Handover: Protecting Institutional Memory
The Problem: New full-time hires often have the urge to "tear down and rebuild." If not managed correctly, the systems built by your fractional leader can be lost in the transition.
The Discussion: How does a fractional CXO set the stage for their successor? We’ll explore how to manage the "Handover period" to ensure your permanent CXO inherits a working machine, a professionalized culture, and a clear roadmap for the future.
💡 Event Details:
Date: 21 May 2026, Thursday
Time: 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Location: To be Notified upon Acceptance