A conversation: Business Partnerships

This discussion highlights the journey of Tina, Founder and Alan, co-founders of Liberated Leaders, as they formalized their business partnership with the guidance of Robin Funsten, a facilitator. The conversation emphasizes the importance of intentionality, vulnerability, and a strong foundation in building successful business relationships, mirroring the dedication often seen in long-term marriages.

About Our Experts

As a Success Architect at Liberated Leaders, Alan leverages 20 years of experience in technology leadership and consulting to help businesses optimize their technology strategies, gain an edge, and scale their operations. He is a twice certified executive and leadership coach who firmly believes that true business transformation can only occur with mindful investment in people and technology. Find out more about Alan on our About page.

Tina Dao is founder of Liberated Leaders, she partners with business owners and decision-makers to ease the burden of company leadership and embrace the discipline needed to create long-term value. With COO and fractional COO experience, Tina has a wealth of knowledge in technology, operations, strategy, and leadership development. She is a trusted advisor to multiple CEOs, helping them navigate challenges, optimize their businesses, and achieve sustainable growth. Find out more about Tina on our About page.

Robin Funsten provides Coaching, Consulting, Facilitation and Training for companies, individuals, and communities. Known for designing experiences that are supportive of transformation, Robin makes and holds the space for real and lasting change to occur. She makes it fun to dive deep into topics like emotional fluency and conflict resilience - supporting people to show up in professional relationships with integrity and compassion. Robin has an authentic presence, genuine curiosity, engaging energy, and years of experience holding space for all kinds of human moments. Learn more about Robin on our website.

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