My career has been built in rooms where the playbook didn't exist yet. I started at the biggest PR agency in Mexico — 200 people, every major tech brand — but I was the fourth hire for their Argentina cell, which meant three people figuring everything out from scratch. That contrast — startup scrappiness alongside process rigor — never left me. From there I moved into growth and B2B: ed-tech, HR tech, staffing. Always the person who arrived when the GTM motion wasn't built yet.
I describe my style as a tightrope walker: I can see far enough ahead to build things that compound, and I'm impatient enough about today to run the experiments that move metrics. Holding both at once without falling — that's the art! For the last few years I've sat in strategic planning sessions with C-levels, not to only report on marketing, but to think about the business as a whole, and then gone back to execute with a lean team of one or two. Strategy and hands, all in the same person.
The thing I'm most focused on right now is closing the gap between having an idea and shipping it. This past year I built an internal knowledge hub that pulls from Fathom, HubSpot, and email programs so anyone in the company can ask a question and get a real answer; automations that replaced hours of manual work; landing pages and prototypes I used to need a developer for. I'm not a technical person — but I've been a geek since childhood, and I'm just really happy about the power that's now in my hands.
The books, films, and ideas living in my head right now. I distrust anyone who only reads business books.