Work with me
Two ways to work together. Both start with a conversation.
Start with a 15-minute fit call
Free. No pitch. Just a quick conversation to see if we’re a fit for each other — then we move to the next stage.
We get to work
Step 1: The Inflection Brief
A written, focused marketing diagnostic for fintech teams at a turning point. You’ll leave with a clear view of what’s working, what’s not, and what to do next.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
A 90-minute working session, not a discovery call
Honest assessment of your strategy, team, channels, and priorities
A written brief: what's broken, what's working, what to do next — in priority order
Investment of $650, credited toward a fractional CMO engagement if you decide you want me to execute the plan
RIGHT FOR YOU IF
You want a clear outside perspective to inform your next growth stage
You're not sure where your gaps are
You need answers and action quickly
Step 2: Fractional CMO
Ongoing senior marketing leadership, embedded in your team, without full-time overhead.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
Customized marketing strategy ownership based on your needs (GTM, positioning, channel mix)
Team design and leadership: building, managing, or advising your marketing function
Executive presence: board prep, investor materials, cross-functional alignment
Hands-on execution; not just strategy, but the work itself
HOW IT WORKS
Typically 3–6 month engagements with a defined scope and hours per week
Maximum three clients at a time — when you have me, you actually have me
Most clients start with The Inflection Brief, but if you know what you need, we can move straight here
Let’s get started
This is for you if:
You're a fintech or financial services company between Series A-D
You need senior marketing leadership but aren't ready for a full-time CMO
You're at a turning point — growth, transition, a new product, a team gap
You want a real partner, not just someone who executes
This isn’t for you if:
You're outside fintech or financial services
You need someone to rubber-stamp decisions you already made
You want a vendor, not a real partnership