Hi, I’m Chloë

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I turn your mind scribbles into business systems that stick.

Nice to meet you

When I was four, I used to sing for sweets and money. Now I work for them, building Notion workspaces for founders who are tired of mind-gluing their business together.

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    BusinessOPS Builds

    For teams who want a custom Notion workspace built as their operating system. Clear workflows, ownership, and training so your team can run it without you.

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    BusinessOPS Shop

    For founders who want to move faster on their own. Templates and systems you can implement at your own pace, built on the same thinking behind our custom work.

  • Laptop displaying an Assembly client portal workflow demonstration by Chloë Forbes-Kindlen showing welcome sequences, reminders, file organisation and task creation.

    Partnerships

    I work with tools and platforms I believe in, creating content that helps founders make smarter decisions about how they run their business.

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Phew! That’s enough about me.
I want to get to know you

Owning a business can be overwhelming and a little lonely at times. Wouldn’t it be nice to take 5 minutes out once a week to enjoy a coffee and a chat with your own business confidante?
I created my newsletter to be just that. Each week(ish), I share what I'm learning, building and thinking about. You can hit reply any time. When you sign up, you’ll also access your free business starter kit so you know, bonus!

When I was younger, I believed there were secret doors that could transport you to any place in the world. Now there are.

Who knew they’d be virtual?