Terra L. Fletcher is an author, consultant, and award-winning entrepreneur. She is the founder and principal of Fletcher Consulting and author of “Flex Your Communication: 47 Tips for Every Day Success at Work” and “Flex the Freelance: An Unconventional Guide to Quit Your Day Job.”Terra has been a marketing consultant and business builder since 2007. She started her journey with website content and social media marketing. Terra has never stopped learning and growing. She has nearly 250 speaking engagements under her belt and has worked with 150 different organizations.In 2019, Terra realized she had already transitioned into a Fractional CMO role for a few of her favorite clients. This is where Terra really shines. She enjoys planning, strategizing, and executing marketing from an executive-level where she can get the best marketing return for organizations that couldn’t otherwise afford (or don’t need) a full-time, in-house CMO. Terra is disciplined, scheduled, organized, and analytical. But she's also creative! After nearly 15 years in business, Terra will tell you she is proud to take on only projects that she is truly excited about. (To see if Terra has current availability for your project, inquire directly.)Terra’s strategies benefit individuals, nonprofits, public and private companies. Her best fit as a Fractional CMO is with organizations going through major rebranding projects, mergers and acquisitions, and legacy companies with no marketing experience. Presently, Terra works as the Fractional CMO for The Lawton Standard Co. and their family of companies, including The C.A. Lawton Co., Temperform, LLC, and Penn-Mar Castings, LLC. (View more clients and partners on the homepage.)Terra is a busy professional and volunteer. She also has a family, and though she travels often, she enjoys the flexibility that her work allows. Terra doesn’t sew, and she’s not so great with power tools, but she can write a letter that will make you cry, design beautiful social media graphics in five minutes, confidently speak to a crowd of a thousand people, and spot typos from a mile away.