
I help B2B SaaS leaders turn disconnected teams, tools, and data into one operating system for scalable revenue growth.
14+ years inside enterprise SaaS GTM teams across Marketing, Sales, and Operations, including Quantum Metric, Insert by Pendo, and mParticle by Rokt.
Marketing is running campaigns. Sales is chasing pipeline. Customer Success is managing accounts. Operations is trying to keep the systems together. But without shared ownership, clean data, and aligned processes, the GTM motion becomes harder to manage as the company grows.
The symptoms are familiar:
Unclear ownership.
Messy handoffs.
Unreliable reporting.
Campaigns disconnected from pipeline.
Tools and AI workflows adding complexity instead of clarity.
That is the gap I help close.

I’ve spent my career inside fast-moving B2B SaaS revenue teams, building teams from scratch, leading cross-functional GTM programmes, and helping companies scale through complex growth stages, including acquisition.
Before SaaS, competitive sports shaped how I think about performance: clear roles, shared goals, strong systems, fast feedback, and teams that know how to move together under pressure.
That same thinking runs through my work today: helping growth leaders align strategy, teams, systems, data, and execution so their GTM motion becomes easier to run, easier to measure, and easier to scale.




When your GTM operating system is working, teams stop optimising in isolation and start moving around one shared growth plan.
Leadership can see what is working, what is stuck, and where to focus.
Marketing becomes more connected to pipeline and revenue.
Sales gets cleaner handoffs and faster follow-up.
Customer journeys become easier to manage and measure.
Systems, data, and AI support execution instead of slowing it down.
Leadership and GTM teams work from the same numbers, with clear KPIs, trusted reporting, and a shared understanding of how the revenue system is performing.
Teams have clearer ownership, fewer manual workarounds, faster handoffs, and more confidence in day-to-day decisions.
Your GTM operating model becomes easier to run, easier to measure, and easier to improve as the business grows.
I help B2B SaaS companies design, build, and improve the operating system behind revenue growth. That means aligning the strategy, but also getting into the workflows, tools, data, and processes that make execution happen.
Design and build the operating model that connects your revenue teams, including shared goals, clear ownership, execution rhythms, and accountability across Marketing, Sales, Customer Success, and Operations.
Map, build, and improve your lead, opportunity, customer, renewal, upsell, and partner processes, with clear stages, handoffs, SLAs, and qualification criteria.
Define the KPIs, reporting logic, dashboards, and data foundations your teams need to work from one trusted source of truth.
Audit, simplify, and improve your GTM tools, then build AI-enabled workflows that reduce manual work and help teams execute with more speed and clarity.
Hands-on support to make marketing execution cleaner, faster, and more connected to revenue.
Systems and processes that help Marketing, Sales, Customer Success, and Operations move together across the customer journey.
The structure, visibility, and decision-making foundations leadership needs to scale with confidence.
I speak with the people closest to the work across leadership, Marketing, Sales, Customer Success, and Operations to understand where the GTM motion is getting stuck.
I review the systems, workflows, dashboards, and processes to understand how the revenue motion actually runs today, not just how it was designed to run.
I translate the findings into clear priorities, quick wins, and longer-term recommendations so leadership knows what to fix first, what to plan for, and what to leave alone.
We move into focused sprints to build, improve, and implement the right changes, with enablement built in so the team can own and keep improving the system over time.
Let’s build the structure, visibility, and execution rhythm your revenue team needs to scale.
What if your GTM teams actually moved as one?