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Kim
Piper
Weiss
Advisory

I’ve been a CEO, founder, and strategic leader in publicly-traded companies. Today, I channel that experience into board service and CEO advisory work to accelerate smart growth.
 

Read more about my experience here:

A trusted partner for CEO-owners scaling what matters.

My sweet spot is working with privately owned organizations in the healthcare sector. I have helped companies with early-stage scaling, financing strategies, leadership transitions and difficult strategic decisions.

Services

Mountain

Board & Governance: Independent Board Member

FOR: Boards of CEO-owned companies.


I BRING YOU: a collaborative, “nose in, hands out” approach - strengthening governance, supporting and challenging CEOs, and staying focused on what matters most. Connecting strategic oversight with operational understanding, without crossing into management.

CEO Thought Partner: Advisory Relationship

FOR: CEOs who want a trusted thought partner, I offer a confidential space to work through your most pressing challenges --


I BRING YOU: a highly customized structure that typically includes conversations on a regular cadence that focusing on your most pressing issues and top priorities. 

Strategic Planning:
Facilitation and Accountability Check-ins

FOR: CEOs who want to step out of leading strategic planning, so they can step into thinking with their leadership teams --


I BRING YOU: a hands-on, collaborative planning process. A typical engagement includes:

A 1-2 day strategic planning session and three monthly follow-up sessions to support accountability and course corrections

Testimonials

Brook B.
Board Chair, San Francisco Fire Credit Union

“Kim Weiss is one of the most engaged and productive members of our Board... When it comes to driving performance and growth, Kim has the ability to ask the most relevant questions as well as contribute to board discussions in positive and constructive ways, ultimately leading us to resolving difficult complex issues and moving the organization forward.
 
Quite simply she is one of the most valuable members of our board.”

Substack

On Substack, I share insights and lessons learned from 30 years in leadership roles and as a board member. Check it out here.

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Build Your Culture Like It Matters...It May Be Your Strongest Sustainable Competitive Advantage

I’ll never forget a conversation I had with a CEO years ago. I told him I thought he should spend more time deliberately building his company’s culture. He rolled his eyes so hard I thought they might get stuck and said: “Culture is soft and fluffy. I don’t need that stuff. Sales are what matter.”

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Strategic Planning & Budgeting: Build Both In The Same Room

Choosing to become a CEO means stepping into an adventure with a team whose talents, needs, and motivations vary widely. It means choosing to be the expedition leader of that team, responsible for getting the whole group moving toward the same destination, faster and more effectively than any other team in the world aiming for a similar destination.

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Stop Doing Everything. Start Directing What Matters

When I was CEO of a software company and we were chasing our first 8 figures, managing enterprise deals with Chevron, HP, the University of California and dozens of others, I was often juggling so many “priorities” at once that there was no space to think, only to react.

A final note.

To the boards, CEOs and founders I work with, I bring objective input, an ear you can trust, and a willingness to challenge the status quo to accelerate growth.

 

Above all, I believe great companies are built by great people and I’m passionate about helping leaders empower their teams to build companies they can be proud of.

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Sounding Board. Strategy Partner. Growth Ally.

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Interested? Let's talk.

The best work begins with trust, alignment, and mutual respect.

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I work with a limited number of privately held companies to ensure I can bring my clients the most thoughtful work.

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Text or email me so we can schedule a time to learn more about each other. 

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Or, if you’re a CEO who's looking for a thought partner, I offer up to two initial conversations at no cost. These are working sessions: we explore your context, surface a real issue, and see how we think together. If the fit is right, we decide how to move forward. Take 2 minutes to tell me about your company, your interest, and what’s at stake right now. and we'll get the first meeting on our calendars. 

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​Phone: 415.377.6141

Email: Kim@kimpiperweiss.com

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