Operating

Capital is necessary. Execution is everything.

Mythic steps into companies as a fractional executive when the work is scaling post-fundraise, integrating an acquisition, or rebuilding for growth.

What Mythic Does

Three areas of operational engagement

01

Fractional Executive Leadership

Interim COO or CEO engagements. Leading teams through transitions, building operational infrastructure, and executing the initiatives the business cannot afford to get wrong. Typically six to twelve months, embedded directly in the business.

Interim COO / CEO Team Leadership Ops Infrastructure Transition Management
02

M&A and Post-Acquisition Integration

Full-lifecycle M&A support from acquisition strategy through post-close value creation. Target identification, due diligence, roll-up planning, deal execution, and the integration work that follows. Designing governance frameworks, standing up Integration Management Offices (IMO), and leading cross-functional workstreams that turn closed deals into realized value.

Acquisition Strategy Due Diligence IMO Leadership Governance Design Post-Close Integration
03

Growth Operations and GTM Acceleration

Restarting growth in companies that have flatlined and stabilizing companies in distress. Rebuilding GTM motion, redesigning process, implementing the digital and AI infrastructure the next stage requires, and clearing the operational drag that has been keeping the business from scaling.

GTM Acceleration Process Redesign Digital & AI Turnaround Operational Efficiency
The Mythic Difference

Operators who understand capital markets. Investors who know what execution looks like.

For the founders we back, we are in it for the long haul, ready to jump into the trenches when the company hits the kind of problem capital alone cannot solve. We also work with founders we have not invested in, on a fractional basis, when the company needs an operator for a defined stretch.

Select Engagements

Where Mythic has delivered

Operate · Fractional COO / CIO Active

Private Investment OpCo (Stealth)

Fractional COO and Chief Investment Officer for an active buy-and-build platform assembling a next-generation debt operating company. Leading investment strategy, portfolio construction, and operational integration across multiple acquisitions. Principal and entity details held in confidence pending public announcement.

Role
Fractional COO / CIO
Scope
Investment strategy, portfolio construction, integration across multiple acquisitions
Outcome
Active engagement. Platform under construction.
Operate · Integration Lead Completed

Complex Networks / NTWRK

Led post-merger integration following the $108M acquisition of Complex Networks by NTWRK. Selected over Bain and other top-tier consultancies to run the work from final close through integration completion across content, commerce, and corporate. Designed the governance framework, stood up the integration teams, and led execution end to end.

Role
Integration Lead
Scope
Deal close through full post-acquisition integration across all business functions
Outcome
Core integration milestones achieved ahead of schedule
Operate · Interim COO Completed

Confidential DtC Beauty Brand

Interim COO engagement at an eight-figure direct-to-consumer beauty company. Led the operational turnaround end to end: process redesign, vendor rationalization, and margin recovery. Built the transformation plan the company carried into its next phase.

Role
Interim COO
Scope
Full operational turnaround of eight-figure DtC brand
Outcome
Turnaround completed. Tens of millions in trapped profits unlocked.
Operate · Strategic Advisor Acquired by Carbon

Paramatters

Advised the CEO of this generative design and topology optimization software company on scalable systems and Series B preparation, during a prior venture investing role at XponentialWorks. Paramatters was acquired by Carbon in August 2022.

Role
Strategic Advisor to CEO
Scope
Scalable systems, Series B fundraising preparation
Outcome
Acquired by Carbon (August 2022)
Operate · Co-Founder & Operator Completed

Property Grid

Led investment strategy and fundraising. Drove operational execution across the platform's go-to-market and early scale.

Role
Co-Founder & Operator
Scope
Investment strategy, fundraising, go-to-market, early scale
Outcome
Platform launched and operational
Operate · Fractional CEO Completed

Confidential Executive Advisory

Retained by a public figure to develop and launch three consumer brands positioned around their persona. Led company formation, operational architecture, and go-to-market strategy across all three. Separately evaluated an existing operating company for a fractional CEO engagement. Client identity held in confidence.

Role
Fractional CEO
Scope
Company formation, operational architecture, GTM across three consumer brands
Outcome
Three brands launched. Separate fractional CEO evaluation completed.
Operate · GTM and Scalable Systems Acquired

NXT Factory

Led Series A preparation, branding, marketing strategy, GTM readiness, and implementation of scalable systems for this advanced manufacturing technology company. Acquired by Nexa3D in 2020.

Role
GTM and Operations Lead
Scope
Series A prep, branding, marketing, GTM, scalable systems
Outcome
Acquired
Operate · Digital Transformation Lead Completed

Enterprise Digital Transformation

Advised digital transformation initiatives at $1B+ industrial companies including Techniplas and EverZinc during XponentialWorks tenure.

Role
Digital Transformation Lead
Scope
PE portfolio companies, enterprise clients with $1B+ revenue
Outcome
Operational modernization across multiple enterprise engagements
Operate · Founder Completed

Ecommerce Ventures (3x Founder)

Founded three ecommerce companies: Tayson Pierce Estate Wines and Champagne Eric Philippe (wine direct-to-consumer) and Frestyle Co. (sustainable active lifestyle apparel). Built each from concept through launch, managing product development, operations, and go-to-market.

Role
Founder and CEO
Scope
End-to-end company building across DtC ecommerce
Outcome
Three companies launched and operated

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