Welcome to Fractional Frequency.
Business has changed. The old playbooks are breaking, AI is reshaping how work gets done and growth is harder to predict than ever.
Each episode, we talk with founders, operators, and executives about what they're actually seeing inside companies today. What's working, what's not, where the market is moving and how they're making decisions when there isn't a clear answer.
Follow us for candid conversations about growth, leadership, talent, technology and the realities of building a business in complex markets.
Brought to you by the team at STRATIVIS, working alongside companies as they grow and evolve.
The Mommy Mayhem Matrix: Ambition, Business & the Life You Want
What if building a successful business didn’t require sacrificing the rest of your life?
In this episode of Fractional Frequency, we’re joined by Beth Mazza, founder of The Female Maverick, entrepreneur, author, and advocate for a more honest approach to ambition, entrepreneurship, and success.
Beth has built and successfully sold multiple consulting firms while raising four children. Her experiences shaped a very different perspective on work-life balance: instead of trying to perfectly balance everything, founders need to make intentional decisions about what matters most and build their businesses around those priorities.
Beth shares the thinking behind her “Mommy Mayhem Matrix,” a framework for choosing the right business model, setting non-negotiables, and pursuing ambitious growth without losing sight of the life you want to live.
We talk about navigating rejection, scaling through uncertainty, investing in the right people, building teams that truly bet on each other, and why sustainable ambition starts with designing a business that fits your life—not the other way around.
Beth also shares lessons from facing rejection, landing Fortune 500 clients, raising a family while building businesses, and helping more than 15,000 founders through The Female Maverick.
1 Oct 2026
The Insane Belief: Building, Losing, Rebuilding & Betting on the Future
What does it take to keep building when everything you’ve built comes crashing down?
On this episode of Fractional Frequency, we sit down with entrepreneur and business builder Edward DuCoin, whose 40+ years in business have taken him from starting his first company at 18 with just $500 to building companies with hundreds of employees and taking multiple businesses public.
Edward shares the mindset behind what he calls the “insane belief” required to build something from nothing and what happens when success takes an unexpected turn. We talk about setbacks, trust, risk, resilience, reinvention, and how to know when to keep pushing versus when it’s time to change direction.
We also look at Edward’s work with AI and automation through Orpical Technology Solutions, and why he believes technology has the potential to make people more human, not less. From lessons learned through decades of technological change to what different generations can learn from each other, Edward offers a grounded perspective on where business and work are headed next.
This is a conversation about building, losing, rebuilding, and continuing to bet on the future.
24 Sept 2026
Beyond the Announcement: Driving Real Change Through Communication and Leadership
In this episode of Fractional Frequency, we’re joined by Julie Gawle, a Change Communications Advisor and Senior Change Strategist with more than 20 years of experience helping organizations navigate complex transformations across technology, healthcare, telecommunications, energy, and more.
Julie shares what organizations often get wrong about change communication—and why simply keeping employees informed isn’t enough to create meaningful adoption. We explore the critical role leaders and managers play in helping people navigate uncertainty, build trust, and turn organizational change into lasting behavior change.
We also talk about measuring whether change is actually sticking, preparing frontline leaders for transformation, and what organizations need to rethink as AI and digital transformation continue to accelerate the pace of change.
If your organization is going through change, this conversation offers practical insight into moving beyond the announcement and creating the conditions for people to actually embrace what comes next.
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