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An atmosphere that encourages innovation and teamwork Job Summary MBC Holdings, Inc (MBC) is seeking an accomplished Fractional Chief Information Officer to partner directly with executive leadership ...

Participate in vendor meetings and strategic technology discussions. * Assist clients in evaluating ... Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Business Information Systems, or ...

Fractional CFO - Ascent CFO Solutions What if your next executive role gave you the impact of a CFO seat, without the 70-hour weeks? Ascent CFO Solutions is expanding our bench of experienced ...

Fractional CFO

Denver, CO ยท On-site +1

$120 - $140/hr

Fractional CFO - Ascent CFO Solutions What if your next executive role gave you the impact of a CFO seat, without the 70-hour weeks? Ascent CFO Solutions is expanding our bench of experienced ...

Develop and oversee IT procedures and operations. * Assist in building relationships with vendors ... Proven experience as a CIO or similar managerial role. * Excellent knowledge of IT systems and ...

Chief Information Officer

Boston, MA ยท On-site

$185 - $215/hr

Chief Information Officer New England Conservatory Boston, MA New England Conservatory (NEC), a premier incubator for musical excellence, seeks a visionary and service-oriented Chief Information ...

HiFyve is hiring a Fractional CFO in the Chicagoland area! Salary: $200,000-$250,000/year + 25% bonus Schedule: Days | Fractional, approximately 20-40+ hours per month with flexibility Location:

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What is an assistant fractional CIO?

An Assistant Fractional CIO is a technology professional who supports the Chief Information Officer (CIO) function on a part-time or contract basis. This role typically assists organizations that do not require a full-time CIO but still need strategic IT leadership and guidance. The Assistant Fractional CIO helps with IT planning, project management, vendor relationships, and aligning technology with business goals. They work closely with executive teams to ensure that technology investments are effective and support organizational growth.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an assistant fractional CIO?

To thrive as an Assistant Fractional CIO, you need a solid background in IT management, strategic planning, and business process optimization, often supported by a degree in information technology or a related field. Familiarity with enterprise IT systems, cloud platforms, cybersecurity frameworks, and project management tools like ITIL or PMP certification is typically required. Strong communication, problem-solving, and stakeholder management skills help you effectively align technology initiatives with business goals. These capabilities ensure that technology investments deliver value, support organizational growth, and maintain operational efficiency in a part-time or consultancy capacity.

What are some common challenges faced by an assistant fractional CIO when managing IT priorities across multiple organizations?

Assistant Fractional CIOs often juggle competing priorities as they serve several organizations simultaneously. Balancing each client's unique IT needs, aligning technology strategies with diverse business goals, and adapting to different company cultures can be challenging. Additionally, maintaining clear communication and establishing trust remotely or part-time requires excellent organizational and interpersonal skills. Proactively setting expectations and leveraging strong project management practices can help overcome these challenges and ensure successful collaborations.

What is the difference between Assistant Fractional Cio vs IT Consultant?

AspectAssistant Fractional CioIT Consultant
CredentialsIT or business-related certifications, experience in leadershipIT certifications, specialized technical expertise
Work EnvironmentPart-time strategic advisory for multiple clients, often in executive settingsProject-based, technical problem-solving for individual clients or projects
Employer & Industry UsageBusinesses seeking strategic IT leadership without full-time CioOrganizations needing technical solutions, system implementations, or upgrades

The Assistant Fractional Cio focuses on providing strategic IT leadership on a part-time basis, helping organizations align technology with business goals. In contrast, an IT Consultant offers technical expertise for specific projects or issues. While both roles require IT knowledge and certifications, the Assistant Fractional Cio emphasizes strategic planning and executive collaboration, whereas the IT Consultant concentrates on technical problem-solving and implementation.

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Fractional Chief Information Officer (in-office & remote)

Thriveon

Eden Prairie, MN โ€ข Hybrid

$100K - $150K/yr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Retirement, PTO

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Job description

Summary

As a Thriveon Fractional CIO, you are a driven self-starter who serves as a strategic advisor to mid-sized companies effectively aligning our IT strategy with the client's business goals. You'll guide executives on how toleverage technology for growth, security, scalability, and profitability while ensuring that IT initiatives are executed with excellence.


This is a client-facing leadership role where you'll drive measurable business outcomes by shaping IT roadmaps, leading strategic initiatives, and ensuring proactive IT performance across client environments.


This position is based in Minnesota and requires up to 50% onsite work at client locations.


Compensation and Benefits

  • Salary $100,000- $150,000
  • Latest technology tools: IT Management, Knowledgebase, Professional Service Automation, cellphone, laptop, and two screens
  • Latest technical training: expert led events and on demand, certification reimbursement
  • Medical & Dental Insurance 75% of family premium covered
  • 401K w/ 4% match
  • 3 weeks PTO plus Paid Holidays


Company Overview

Thriveon is the leading IT provider in Minnesota and Florida, helping mid-sized construction, manufacturing and legal firms achieve enterprise IT results. We deliver Fractional CIO leadership, proactive IT management, and cybersecurity services that empower executives to scale, stay secure, and maximize value from their IT investments. Our mission is simple: Empowering people to create business success with information and technology. Thriveon is poised to grow 5x over the next 8 years, from the current team of 30 people. We're growing rapidly, and we're looking for a seasoned Fractional CIO to join our team and guide our clients at the executive level.

The management at Thriveon believe its people are its most important asset and is focused on developing a rewarding career plan for team members, creating an environment for them to grow and thrive. The culture is a results oriented close-knit family. Work environment is hybrid in-office and remote as the work allows.


Duties &Responsibilities

Strategic Leadership

  • Make and defend technology recommendations to CEOs, CFOs, and COOs - including investment decisions, system selections, and prioritization tradeoffs - connecting each to revenue, margin, scalability, and resilience.
  • Independently develop and maintain IT roadmaps that align with client business strategy, growth targets, and operational needs.
  • Quickly translate business objectives into actionable technology initiatives and measurable outcomes.

Cybersecurity & Risk Management

  • Oversee cybersecurity posture, policies, and incident readiness.
  • Partner with internal teams and third-party vendors to close security gaps and maintain compliance.
  • Ensure cyber insurance, regulatory, and contractual requirements are met.

IT Governance & Portfolio Management

  • Define standards for IT budgeting, vendor selection, and project prioritization.
  • Optimize technology portfolios for cost efficiency, scalability, and performance.
  • Evaluate and rationalize systems (ERP, CRM, project management, collaboration, etc.) to ensure 'best fit' adoption.

Execution Oversight

  • Create execution blueprints for critical initiatives-ensuring projects are scoped correctly, budgeted properly, and delivered on time.
  • Establish KPIs for IT effectiveness, reporting regularly to leadership.
  • Provide leadership and mentorship to internal IT and vendor teams.

Financial Accountability

  • Model ROI for IT investments, enabling business leaders to make fact-based funding decisions.
  • Drive cost transparency and optimization across IT services and systems.
  • Ensure technology spend directly supports business value creation.
  • Maintain up-to-date Time Entries and Expenses for billing and accounting purposes.
  • Participate in daily huddles and weekly meetings.
  • Complete 1 hour of continuing education per week to improve job skills.
  • Exemplifies Thriveon Core Values: Humble, Helpful, Ambitious, Coachable and Curious.


      Qualifications

      • 10+ Years of proven experience as CIO, VP of IT, or equivalent senior IT leadership role.
      • Proven success managing multiple concurrent client or business-unit relationships - comfortable context-switching across distinct environments while maintaining depth in each.
      • Strong track record of aligning IT strategy with business outcomes in mid-market $50-$900 million revenue construction, manufacturing and/ or legal firms.
      • Expertise in cybersecurity leadership, IT governance, and risk management.
      • Deep knowledge of business applications (ERP, CRM, project/service management, cloud platforms).
      • Ability to communicate complex technical concepts in clear, executive-level business terms.
      • Demonstrated ability to lead cross-functional teams and vendors without direct authority.
      • Exceptional financial and analytical skills to justify IT spend.
      • Authorized to work in the United States without current or future employer sponsorship.