FAQs

Q: Who is Chet Tart?
A: Chet Tart is an executive coach, Vistage Chair, and leadership strategist with decades of experience growing businesses and guiding high-performing CEOs. He’s known for his direct style, real-world insights, and deep commitment to helping business leaders rise to their next level.
A: Chet works with business owners and CEOs leading companies that generate $1 million or more in annual revenue. His clients are ambitious, growth-focused, and often navigating complexity—whether that’s rapid scaling, leadership bottlenecks, or major transitions.

A: Leaders who work with Chet often report:

  • Sharper decision-making under pressure
  • A more focused, effective leadership approach
  • Higher team accountability and clarity
  • Increased revenue with less operational chaos
  • Confidence navigating strategic shifts like expansion, succession, or exit

A: Chet brings both sharp business acumen and deep emotional intelligence. His approach blends mindset and execution. He doesn’t sugarcoat, doesn’t script, and doesn’t waste time. You’ll get real coaching with real outcomes—and a coach who’s been in your shoes.

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  • Private Coaching offers personalized, 1:1 strategic support focused entirely on you and your business.
  • Vistage Groups, led by Chet, provide a confidential space for CEOs to challenge each other, solve problems together, and grow as leaders through peer advisory.

Many clients choose to do both to deepen their insight and impact.

A: Every engagement is tailored, but typically includes:

  • Monthly or bi-weekly private sessions
  • Strategy development and goal mapping
  • Real-time support for high-stakes decisions
  • Accountability structures and leadership frameworks
  • Optional add-ons like team workshops or leadership retreats

A: Yes. Chet offers executive team development sessions, culture alignment workshops, and on-site or virtual strategy intensives. These are ideal for companies preparing for growth, succession planning, or resetting after turnover or turmoil.
A: Most engagements start with a 6- or 12-month commitment. Leadership breakthroughs take time, and Chet is committed to sustainable transformation—not quick fixes.

A: Coaching with Chet is right for you if:

  • You’re successful, but stuck
  • You want to scale without burnout
  • You’re making too many decisions alone
  • You’re ready to be challenged and sharpened

If you’re unsure, book a discovery call. The right fit matters on both sides.

A: Click the “Book a Call” button or visit the Contact page to schedule a no-pressure discovery conversation. You’ll discuss your current business stage, leadership goals, and whether there’s a strong fit to move forward together.

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The Chet Tart platform exists to challenge, sharpen, and elevate leaders who are serious about growth—professionally and personally. If you’ve built a business, led a team, taken a company through a transformation, or simply learned the hard way—your voice may belong here. This is not a place for fluff or recycled content. This is a place for bold insight, honest reflection, and powerful ideas.

What We’re Looking For

We welcome contributors who:

  • Lead from experience—not theory
  • Have something original and valuable to say to business owners and decision-makers
  • Can communicate clearly, directly, and with conviction
  • Are passionate about helping others grow

You don’t need to be a polished writer. You just need a real story, a useful framework, or a powerful idea—and the courage to share it.

What You Can Write About

We publish content that helps leaders level up in business and in life. Strong submissions typically fall into these categories:

  • Leadership lessons from the trenches
  • Growing, scaling, or exiting a company
  • Building wealth and legacy
  • Navigating tough decisions and big pivots
  • Managing people, culture, and conflict
  • Personal development for high performers
  • Behind-the-scenes founder stories

What to Include

We ask that all submissions include:

  • An original article (800–1,500 words)
  • At least one high-quality image (a relevant photo, chart, quote graphic, or similar)
  • Optional but encouraged: a short video (under 2 minutes) summarizing your idea or reinforcing your key takeaway
  • A short bio (100 words max) with a link to your website or LinkedIn

How to Submit