GTM Architecture
Define the ideal customer, clarify category and positioning, and build signal-led pipeline systems that connect enrichment, scoring, messaging, and activation.
Fractional GTM Strategist & Venture Catalyst.
I map the terrain for Seed and Series A founders-from category creation and go-to-market architecture to the decisions that shape a market exit.
View the MapGrowth is rarely a single-channel problem. The work is to understand the environment, identify the leverage points, and connect the decisions that move a company forward.
Define the ideal customer, clarify category and positioning, and build signal-led pipeline systems that connect enrichment, scoring, messaging, and activation.
Identify the leaders and advisors a company needs for its next stage. Support executive recruiting, advisory councils, and board preparation with a view of the whole company.
Bring commercial strategy into the exit conversation: cap-table dynamics, liquidation preferences, strategic positioning, and acquisition timing. Make the implications visible before the decision is forced.
A record of operating through growth, category formation, executive decisions, and the transition from company-building to strategic outcomes.
Scaled inbound growth by 600% through a period of sustained market development.
Acquired by KKRServed as Head of Growth and recruited the CEO and CMO for the business that became Arkestro.
Growth leadership · Executive team formationWorking with a portfolio of YC-backed and AI startups on positioning, demand systems, and the operating logic behind growth.
Strategy across early-stage venturesMost founders are consumed by the daily battle of building. I step back to map the macro environment, the capital stack, and the talent required to reach the next horizon. I am the Cartographer.
I have worked in the trenches of category creation and alongside the decisions that shape acquisition outcomes. My role is to make the terrain legible so leaders can choose where to move, what to build, and what to leave behind.
For founders navigating a new category, a new stage of growth, or a consequential strategic decision.