You don't have to figure it out alone.
You don't have to figure it out alone.
I'm Abigail, an Online Business Manager for women-owned businesses that have outgrown running everything themselves.
Your business grew and the backend did not keep up, so now you are doing the operational work in the evenings because there is nowhere else to put it. The systems that worked when you were smaller are the ones creating the mess, and you are the only person who knows how any of it fits together.
You have probably tried getting help already, and it did not give you your time back. That usually happens because the tasks that moved were the easy ones to explain, and the decisions stayed with you.
I take ownership of the operational layer of your business. Systems, project management, documentation, workflow, and the coordination that keeps everything moving, built so it holds without you checking on it.
I am not a task executor waiting for a list. I look at what is actually draining you, and I build the documentation that makes the handoff stick, so the work stops living in your head.
Women running service and product businesses that have outgrown what one person can hold in their head. You are past the startup scramble and into the part where growth is creating its own mess. You may already have a contractor or a part-time person, and the mental load has not moved.
I am based in Louisville and I work with clients nationally.
I got here by way of the theatre.
I spent fifteen years in stage management and live production, where a missed cue or a gap in the plan was not a private mistake, it was a public failure in front of a full house. That work taught me to think several steps ahead, to hold a lot of moving pieces at once, and to stay steady when something goes wrong ten minutes before the doors open.
From there I moved into venue and event management, where I built a rental department from the ground up and ran a high volume of events across corporate, nonprofit, and donor work. What I learned there was that underneath all the logistics, what people actually want is someone they can hand something to and stop worrying about.
That is the work I do now, and I am comfortable learning new tools and adapting to how you already work, because every business runs differently and figuring that out is part of what makes it interesting.
If the backend of your business has gotten away from you, let's talk about what it would take to hand it off.