Growth Marketing
Pipeline programs, experiment loops, and GTM planning built around funnel economics instead of isolated campaigns.
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These are the six workstreams I get pulled into most often when a team needs strategic judgment, cleaner execution, and someone willing to own the messy middle between marketing and operations.
Pipeline programs, experiment loops, and GTM planning built around funnel economics instead of isolated campaigns.
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Paid, organic, partner, and outbound motions designed with cleaner targeting, measurement, and sales handoff logic.
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Onboarding, nurture, and reactivation flows that lift activation without adding more manual follow-up to the team.
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Content systems built for search, AI visibility, and category education across multi-region B2B funnels.
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Routing, attribution, reporting, website governance, and CRM hygiene that make execution steadier and easier to scale.
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Partner programs and shared-pipeline motions that extend reach, create leverage, and avoid channel chaos.
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I use AI where it removes drag from execution: qualification, reporting, content workflows, onboarding, and compliance-heavy review loops. The goal is not flashy tooling. It is faster judgment, cleaner handoffs, and less repetitive work for the team.
Hands-on Builds
These are not just concept decks. They are small working systems I built to pressure-test ideas around creative ops, hiring workflows, compliance, reporting, and knowledge mining.
Role Snapshot
If you are trying to place me against an opening quickly, these are the three clearest ways to read the same background. The work stays consistent. The emphasis changes depending on whether the team needs growth leadership, operational rigor, or AI-enabled GTM execution.
Growth Lead
Resume read: enterprise ABM, international launches, lifecycle growth, sales partnership, and hands-on program execution.
Hiring-manager signal: I can own the growth plan, coordinate the motion, and still get into the systems when execution depends on it.
Marketing Ops
Resume read: workflow architecture, routing logic, attribution hygiene, website governance, and the day-to-day systems that keep revenue teams reliable.
Hiring-manager signal: I am strongest when the mandate is to reduce chaos, harden the operating model, and make execution scale across regions and tools.
AI-enabled GTM
Resume read: AI-assisted lead vetting, workflow automation, AI SEO experimentation, and system design that keeps new tooling useful instead of chaotic.
Hiring-manager signal: I use AI where it creates leverage in execution and decision-making, but I still design the process, governance, and fallback logic around it.
Selected Work
Five examples, tagged by the hiring lane they support most clearly: Growth Lead, Marketing Ops, or AI-enabled GTM.
Growth Lead
Built the targeting and operating structure behind cross-functional ABM and BD execution for long-cycle banking, aggregator, and channel motions.
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Marketing Ops
Built routing, qualification, and lead operations workflows across Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, and internal systems.
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Marketing Ops
Built the modular system behind launches, publishing governance, SEO, and lifecycle-ready website operations.
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Growth Lead
Ran targeted ABM programs for enterprise accounts across regions using HubSpot, Salesforce, and 6sense.
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AI-enabled GTM
Built an AI-assisted judgment layer for vetting, enrichment, and routing when lead data was messy, unstructured, and hard to scale manually.
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