Launching a new product, opening new markets, or creating a category? Fuel Growth helps you build value now that shows at your next raise or exit.
For B2B tech CEOs at an inflection point
CEOs bring Fuel Growth in to answer questions like:
Fuel Growth works with the CEO and leadership to provide answers and clear direction — without adding another senior executive or distracting the ones you already have.
Fuel Growth helps companies spot the bigger opportunity — and turn it into a position, story and go-to-market they can act on. The examples below show how:
Saw the opportunity to move beyond a point product and position the company around a broader platform story — creating a bigger strategic position for the business.
Read the story →Turned sophisticated collaboration technology into a simple, human proposition — “Everyone’s Invited” — that customers could immediately understand.
Read the story →Looked beyond the traditional IT buyer to the people and business functions that could benefit from video — expanding the opportunity and changing how the company went to market.
Read the story →Who is your best-fit customer? Your position, your story, your pipeline and your valuation all rest on it. And the win history that got you here today may not be the same customer for what’s next.
Get the ICP and buyer right and the whole go-to-market gets easier:
Get it wrong and no amount of activity makes up for it:
A clear, differentiated market position gives customers a reason to choose you — and it compounds when Sales and Marketing move as one behind it.
It’s part art, part science to reposition a business for its next goals — and the company you’re becoming.
It takes:
Most growth leaks at the seam between Sales and Marketing. I’ve spent my career inside sales-driven companies building one shared funnel — shared ICP, definitions, handoffs and working rhythms that make the two teams compound instead of collide.
Better inputs, faster. Experienced judgment where it matters.
I use AI and other tools to get to data-driven answers faster. But deciding what matters, what it means for your business and what to do about it takes experience and judgment.
I’ve helped build and reposition B2B technology companies through growth, category creation, platform transitions and four transactions.
I’ve done it as a CMO, as a Cisco executive, and alongside CEOs and leadership teams navigating the decisions that determine a company’s next chapter.
With Fuel Growth, I bring that experience to one problem: helping B2B technology companies make the leap from what they’ve built to what they can become.
Companies I’ve helped build, reposition and grow as CMO
“Jean’s marketing and messaging expertise were essential as we turned Tandberg into the industry leader.”
“Jean was brought in to get Acano launched. It was the momentum we needed as we transformed an industry.”
“Jean helped us reposition our security product into a risk intelligence platform. It worked — we were acquired within six months.”
Best when: Foundational. Your story is no longer landing, competitors sound too similar, you are launching something big, or you want to be acquired, are acquiring, or raising capital.
Outcome: A clear position that explains where you compete, why you win and why customers and investors should care.
Best when: Sales and Marketing pull in different directions — a leaky or disputed funnel, friction between leaders, or marketing reacting to Sales instead of driving demand.
Outcome: One growth engine — a shared ICP and funnel, common definitions and handoffs, and working rhythms that compound pipeline.
Best when: You need senior leadership inside the business during a leadership transition, growth reset, repositioning, investment period or preparation for exit.
Outcome: Experienced GTM leadership that turns strategy into action, builds momentum and leaves the team stronger.
30 minutes. Complimentary. We’ll discuss your vision and whether working together makes sense.