It takes more than one great leader to help a business reach its full potential. It takes two, a Visionary and an Integrator. They’re two vastly different types of leaders; Visionaries generate the big ideas, and Integrators bring everything together to make ideas realities. On their own, these two leaders have potential, but together they form a combination that’s essential for true liftoff.

In season three of the Rocket Fuel podcast, host Mark C. Winters is back with new entrepreneurial duos who are using Rocket Fuel to get more out of their businesses, only this time, he’s teaching you the tools and concepts each duo could have used to maximize their potential even faster.

JoBen Barkey, CEO and Visionary, found the perfect partner for his business when he interviewed Nancy Orozco, now Integrator™ at Soccer Shots Orange County.

CEO and Visionary of Ulrich Lifestyle Structures, Jonathan Ulrich, finds his perfect Integrator™ match when he meets George Bobbitt Sr., now president and COO.

Grandi Washington and Jennifer Maker, of Jennifer Maker, express how to balance control and communication in their Visionary-Integrator™ relationship.

Steve Lawson, third-generation developer and Visionary, has worked with Carl Hardee, CEO, president, and Integrator™ at Lawson Companies, for over 20 years.

Moshe Mendlowitz and Chris Beer, of Best Mechanical and Quix Plumbing Services, discuss the challenges and benefits of remote, fractional partnerships.

A successful entrepreneur and author, Rob Dube shares how introspection helped him shape his leadership journey in both Visionary and Integrator™ roles.

John Burns, CEO and Visionary at Exencial Wealth Advisors, and Caleb Dillard, COO and Integrator™, strike Visionary/Integrator™ balance with the help of a simple framework.

Carolyn Nolan, CEO of the Nolan Group, and Jeana-Rae Kendall, COO, discuss the impact of the Visionary-Integrator™ relationship on company culture.