That's exactly the gap I close — turning what your team built into what your market actually buys.
After 23 years across B2B technology, BFSI, EdTech, enterprise services, and AI-led platforms — I've learned that the most common reason growth stalls isn't the product. It's the space between what the product does and what the market understands about it.
I've translated complex technical products into market-facing propositions — multiple times, across multiple industries, at companies like Oracle Financial Services, Manipal Global, SunTec, and R Systems. I understand what your engineers built well enough to position it properly. And I understand your market well enough to make it land.
I've also run operations as COO at a growth-stage tech company — which means I understand the constraints you're working under. The limited runway. The need to move fast. The reality that you can't afford to wait six months to see if a strategy works. I've been in that room. I know how to lead at that pace.
From 1995 to 2001, I represented Kerala state cricket teams. State-level cricket teaches you things no MBA does — how to read conditions fast, how to lead under pressure, and how to get the best from people who are under scrutiny.
I've carried that instinct into every leadership role since.
I work with a select number of growth-stage companies at a time. Within the first 90 days, you'll have a clear positioning story, a GTM plan your team can execute, and a pipeline of content and campaigns already running. By month six, marketing stops being the thing that's always behind — and starts being what's pulling the business forward.
If you're building in B2B tech, AI, BFSI, or EdTech — and you have a team that needs direction, not more headcount — I'd like to hear about it.