Growth & Scalability

How I See It

Growth doesn’t happen because you hired more people. It happens because the company learned to focus. Scaling is an exercise in subtraction — removing distraction, killing pet projects, and aligning the entire org behind one unified motion.

Too many teams mistake activity for progress. More features, more experiments, more noise. But without alignment — product to GTM, founders to functions — they stall. Scaling requires intentional systems, not just ambition.

What Drives Me

I get energy from turning chaotic growth into clear momentum. I step in when teams have traction, but can’t quite harness it. When they’ve raised the money, hired the talent, and still can’t answer: what matters most right now?

My work is about helping companies evolve — not just in product, but in how they make decisions, set goals, and measure success. Scaling isn’t just a phase — it’s a mindset shift. I help teams make it.

What i’ve Built

Scaled product orgs through Series B and C, introducing process without killing speed

Turned post-funding confusion into structured OKRs and prioritization frameworks

Aligned product, sales, and marketing behind shared growth levers — not silos

Designed growth rituals that turned flat velocity into compounding traction