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Built by two.
Sinan Murat
Sinan immigrated from Bulgaria in 2010. Since then he has worked with four Shark Tank brands and served as Social Media Director for the 2017 California Women's Conference, inheriting the role from Maria Shriver. The pattern across every project has been the same: build the system that lets the work scale. He owns operations, automation, and growth strategy across every BeYOUty Media engagement, with a bias toward systems that keep running whether anyone is watching.
Chris Wallace
Chris 'Fox' Wallace is a best-selling author, WSOP bracelet winner, professional technology consultant, and CEO of Blind Straddle Productions. He has been helping service-based businesses grow since 2007, including time on the coaching team at IveyLeague.com. His point of view: messaging only works when it is earned, not announced. He owns positioning, content, and editorial voice across every BeYOUty Media engagement.
Strategic Advisors
Founders and operators with deep track records across brand, revenue, publishing, and audience-building. Their counsel shapes how we build and who we say yes to.
Four principles.
Depth over reach.
We take on a small number of practices each quarter so the work goes deeper than what mass-market agencies can produce. Fewer clients, better outcomes, longer relationships. The math always wins.
Quietly, not loudly.
Restraint is a strategy. We earn attention instead of buying it, then keep showing up. The slow build compounds. The loud campaign disappears.
Systems that outlast us.
Every engagement leaves the practice with operational machinery that keeps running when we step back. If a client still needs us in year three to function, we built it wrong.
Clients we'd name.
We are selective about who we say yes to. The criteria: an operator we respect, a practice with real momentum, and a willingness to do the work that does not show up in a screenshot.
“The work is never about us. It is about the practice, the patient, and the time the operator gets back at the end of the week. If we have done it right, the practice runs whether we are in the room or not.”