John M. Fulwider, PhD, CEPA's Linkedin Analytics

Helping business owners Grow, Exit, and Repeat. Grow: Profits, cash flow, and revenue. Exit: From the Accountability Chart, so you can ... Repeat: Grow your next company bigger, better, faster, and more. And have more fun doing it. Text or call (402) 202-2820 to transform your business and your life. ★ “John Fulwider’s help is 33% of our success.” - Paul Jarrett, Visionary, Bulu Group ★ “If you have a chance to work with John Fulwider, don’t hesitate. Just do it.” - Jay Wilkinson, Visionary, Firespring ★ “We had a lot of challenges at EyeCare Specialties. John Fulwider guided us to the right decisions to solve each challenge—the dollar investment we made looks tiny next to the growth we’ve achieved. John has a real gift for coaching strong leaders who are decisive and want to grow. Hiring him as a coach is a no-brainer.” - Brian Brightman, shareholder and CEO, 
EyeCare Specialties John is an EOS and Pinnacle business operating system expert, having helped 48 leadership teams implement one of those systems. He is a former Professional EOS Implementer, and was founding guide #007 of Pinnacle Business Guides. Before focusing his growth guidance business on private companies, John served for seven years as an executive coach to visionary nonprofit CEOs. During that time he wrote four books for nonprofit professionals, including a how-to guide for developing the crucial CEO-board chair relationship called Better Together. John is deeply loyal to his adopted hometown of Lincoln, Nebraska. He met his wife of 25 years there; had his three kids there; and earned all three of his degrees there at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. As a military brat who never lived anywhere more than three years, he is over-the-moon delighted that his kids will attend the same high school, Lincoln East, that his wife attended. When he’s not coaching business owners , you can most often find John bicycling with his kids or cooking for a crowd, the bigger the better. He was never more satisfied than the day 150 people came through his backyard and he had to pull out the emergency lasagnas he keeps in the deep freeze so he never runs out of food.