I don’t see go-to-market as:
- campaigns
- tooling
- or a collection of isolated initiatives
My strength isn’t in ideas or models,
but in restoring focus, alignment and decision-making when things have become complex and fragmented.
I’ve spent years working in B2B environments where growth, complexity and commercial pressure collide.
Scale-ups, established organisations, international settings - all facing a similar underlying question:
How do we make marketing, sales and strategy work as one coherent system again?
That experience taught me that most commercial problems are not technical.
They arise when direction becomes unclear, decisions are postponed, and ownership gets diluted.

growth remains accidental.
My role is to interrupt that pattern - temporarily, but thoroughly.
People I work with often describe the experience as:
I’m involved, direct and committed.
Not to prove a point, but to create progress.
In my work, I value:
If that mindset doesn’t fit an organisation, it’s better to be honest about that upfront.
I strongly believe in temporary involvement.
Precisely because I:
I can do what’s required to restore structure and momentum.
My goal isn’t to become indispensable,
but to make myself unnecessary.

Not sure whether I’m the right person for your situation?
Schedule an introduction. We’ll see together whether it makes sense to continue.
Proven impact, gained through experience with internationally leading technology companies