Techteamz
Repositioning adopted. New category, positioning, narrative and strategy approved by the board. Marketing plan in progress. Fractional CMO retainer in negotiation.
Founder Strategy Partner
Positioning, narrative and go-to-market — written next to the CEO, one company at a time.
The practice
I am a founder-side strategy partner for B2B, SaaS and AI companies between pre-seed and Series B. I work next to the CEO at the moments that matter — fundraises, repositioning, category creation, board-level alignment — and I do the work myself.
I clarify the category, sharpen the narrative, define the positioning, build the marketing plan, write the investor memo and redesign the homepage. I do not subcontract. I do not write decks for founders to “review and approve”. I sit in the founder's chair and operate from there.
I work with one company at a time. The principle that makes the practice valuable is also the constraint that makes it scarce.
Method
Five layers, in order, from category down to motion. Most founders try to fix the top of the stack while the bottom is broken. I refuse to.
the frame the market sees.
the line in the sand.
the story that travels.
the operating model.
the go-to-market.
Recent work
Repositioning adopted. New category, positioning, narrative and strategy approved by the board. Marketing plan in progress. Fractional CMO retainer in negotiation.
Repositioning adopted. Board memo: new category, positioning, narrative, and 12-month marketing plan approved by the board; homepage redesign in flight; ongoing Fractional CMO retainer.
Repositioning adopted. Investor narrative, pitch deck, product-market positioning and go-to-market strategy in progress.
Investor narrative, pitch deck and fundraising support. Five warm leads for the €4M seed.
Operating principles
Selected thinking
A manifesto for founders who refuse to outsource the most important sentence their company will ever write.
Why the layer most founders skip is the one that determines how every other layer is read.
A contrarian read on the rebrands, decks and homepages that mistake decoration for decision.
I work with one company at a time. If the timing is right, the next opening is the right place to start.