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Want to build a team that drives your startup to new heights ❓️

Look beyond the resume.....

Hiring the right talent is crucial for

I´m an investor in multiple startups.

For the past 12+ years, I have learned a lot from working and investing in startups.

And

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I´m an investor in multiple startups.

For the past 12+ years, I have learned a lot from working and investing in startups.

And

My last startup (Hopin - exited) grew to ~$100 million ARR and 1k+ employees in 2 years 🚀

Here are 6 hypergrowth lessons I

UPDATE: Over the past months, I've been quietly working on a new accounting firm, and it's time to start sharing more about what

Revolutionising the VC playbook: Why embedding a fractional Chief Product and Technology Officer (CPTO) is the next big leap.

Investing in tech

"You can have a great product, but a compelling story puts the company into motion" - This quote from well-known VC Ben Horowitz

Startup Growth and Venture Returns by AngelList:

In the realm of venture capital, understanding the growth trajectory and the rate of return on early-stage

Why I learned more as a small business owner than as a CEO of a $5M ARR startup. ⬇ ⬇

In 2018, I

Investors don't reject startups.

They reject 👇

- Poor storytelling
- Small market opportunities
- Non-existent problems
- Incoherent strategy
- A lack of focus

My life in reverse, let’s start:

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Biggest misconception in the startup world.

Is to assume that if you launch the best product then it’ll gain traction on its own.

I stole my 40K/m biz from Greg Isenberg

Here’s what I did

Greg is one of the few marketers I study daily and I copied

Lemlist grew from 0 to $26M ARR in 6 years bootstrapped

6 things they shouldn’t have done that made them successful:

1. Focus on multiple

🚀 Just coming out of stealth and ready to make waves! 🕶️ Ever thought of having me as your Fractional CMO?

I

Celebrating 15 000+ community on LinkedIn 🎉

As I have gained many new followers recently, let me give a quick introduction about myself and

Celebrating 15 000+ community on LinkedIn 🎉

As I have gained many new followers recently, let me give a quick introduction about myself and

Early-stage companies succeed or fail based on how well their founders manage the emotional highs and lows of the journey. Investing in your

🚀 New Article: Stop Waiting for the PMF Rocketship to Launch 🚀

Many founders believe that product-market fit (PMF) is a magical moment when

“It's going to take a decade. Maybe more.”

If this already throws you off, the startup journey isn’t for you.

Airbnb took 12 years to

Biggest learning of the year!

While scaling my AI startup to over 30k users—while hiking in the beautiful mountains of Islamabad—I realised one

Some weeks are more special than others.

The self-development and business growth conference “Alguspunkt” is taking place.

While I have previously attended such events as

Andrew Chen writes that the era of broadly horizontal consumer apps is over and the era of apps appealing to a vertical market

Reality check for fractional C-suite executives: vision just giving advice to founders won't cut it.

You need to embrace agility, leverage your expertise

7 years ago I thought agency owners were losers. Then I learned they’re the best-kept multi-million-dollar secret in tech. Let me explain:

In my

I have big news! Starting today, I’m available on Intro to help founders unlock growth potential and scale their companies to new heights.

Looking

7 years ago I thought agency owners were losers. Then I learned they’re the best-kept multi-million-dollar secret in tech. Let me explain:

In my

I joined LinkedIn over 13 years ago.

Silence for 11 years.

At least in terms of standing out and gaining attention.

The early need for usage

I joined LinkedIn over 13 years ago.

Silence for 11 years.

At least in terms of standing out and gaining attention.

The early need for usage