What if you were gone tomorrow?
Why I Created Your Business Executor
Most entrepreneurs spend years building their business.
But very few prepare for what would happen if they suddenly couldn’t run it.
Your Business Executor was created to help business owners organize the critical information, systems, and plans needed so their family, clients, and team know exactly what to do if life unexpectedly interrupts their ability to run their business.
After experiencing firsthand how overwhelming it can be to manage a loved one’s affairs, I began thinking about how much more complicated this situation can become when a business is involved.
Many entrepreneurs keep important information in their heads — passwords, systems, financial details, client relationships, and operational processes.
If something unexpected happens, families are often left trying to piece together how the business works while also navigating an emotional and stressful time.
That experience led me to create Your Business Executor.
My goal is simple:
To help business owners organize and document the critical information needed so the people who depend on their business are never left in chaos.
How I Help Business Owners
Through guided planning, consulting, and educational programs, I help entrepreneurs:
document how their business operates
organize critical business information and accounts
clarify who would step in if they were unavailable
create a contingency plan for their business
Together, we build a Business Executor Plan — a practical roadmap for how the business can continue, pause responsibly, or transition if life interrupts your ability to run it.
Why Work with Me?
I bring over 15 years of experience working with entrepreneurs as a business coach and consultant.
During that time I’ve supported business owners in building, scaling, and managing their operations.
Your Business Executor combines my experience in business operations, planning, and entrepreneurship with a deep understanding of how important it is to protect the businesses people work so hard to build.
Your Business Executor focuses on operational planning and organization.
I am not a lawyer or legal advisor. I work alongside legal, financial, and regulatory professionals to help ensure the operational side of your business is clearly documented and accessible.
How I can help?
Help business owners prepare for their future and the future of their business.
Work with business owners to organize and clearly document their accounts, investments, partnerships and affiliations, insurance policies, benefits plans, and other operational and administrative policies in one central place for you to easily access today and in the future.
Ensure that wills and accounts are in place and accessible.
Work with business owners and business professionals to ensure that resources and legal documents are in place for next of kin to properly access everything that they have worked so hard to build in their business and to provide for their family.
Help educate business owners.
Help educate business owners to understand the rights of their next of kin, family, business partner(s), clients, vendors, etc. after they are gone or incapacitated.
Work with your next of kin.
Help spouses and partners, especially those who are not entrepreneurs, understand their options when their entrepreneurial partner is gone or incapacitated.
Share your plans and processes with your next of kin.
Meet with business owners and their spouse, business partner, children, and other next of kin to guide them through the processes their next of kin will follow to access their business details, accounts, financials, assets, and policies after they are gone or incapacitated.
Be a centralized space to access tools and resources.
Provide a directory of tools and resources for individuals and business owners to learn about wills, probate, estate planning, legacy planning, and succession planning.
Offer a customized, guided planning tool – The Dahlias Planner – to help business owners document their plans, wishes, and operational business details in case of a catastrophic event.