Option 1
A full-time VP
Takes months to hire, and is a bet in itself.
Slow to start
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Fractional VP Strategy & Growth
A strategy executive in your leadership team, without the full-time hire. I take a real seat, with a title and a team, from the business plan to execution on the ground.
One-page plan
Three bets for the next two quartersYou have something big ahead: a fundraise, a new business unit, a merger, a plan the board expects you to defend. You do not have a strategy function to turn it into numbers, a budget, a cadence and decisions people follow.
Option 1
Takes months to hire, and is a bet in itself.
Slow to start
Option 2
Hands you a deck and leaves before the hard part.
Gone before execution
The seat I take
Someone inside the room who speaks sprints with product and payback with the CFO.
Inside, from week one
Six responsibilities, one rule: every one of them ties back to the P&L.
Financial projections and the business plan, built with the CEO, the Chief of Staff and the CFO.
The executive story and the numbers behind it. At Kolecto I drove and structured the executive materials for a validated €100M Series B.
Who decides what, on what cadence, with what money. Multi-BU governance when the company is more than one business.
Executive committee reporting and performance tracking that leads to decisions, not just slides.
Go-to-market, product marketing and Product-Led Growth, run against the P&L. At Doctolib I led a team of 15 on the growth strategy.
A Strategy & Growth function that outlasts me: scope, rituals, first hires.
The work depends on your stage. Here is where I would start at each one.
1Pre-seed to seed
You have users and a few paying customers. The risk is building for everyone.
2Series A
Growth works, but nobody can say which lever drives it, and the roadmap follows the loudest request.
3Series B and beyond
Several products or business units compete for the same budget, and the board wants a plan it can read.
What an engagement looks like week by week. The rhythm stays, the content is yours.
Three rocket.pm engagements. The result first, then the seat that produced it.
Kolecto · Crédit Agricole Group
I drove and structured the executive materials the board and investors read.
Doctolib
Strategists, business partners and product marketing managers, on one growth strategy.
Kolecto
PLG combined with indirect distribution: the first customers arrived in batches of 100.
Operating rhythmone week
Recurring meetings
Decisions logged
/ monthA title, a scope, a place in the leadership team, next to the CEO, the Chief of Staff and the CFO.
I build the models, write the materials and run the rituals with your team.
My past engagements in this role have run six to eight months.
I build the function, hire or train the people who will run it, then hand the seat over.
It is product’s job to break its own glass ceiling. As long as you arrive at that table speaking of features, sprints and velocity, you will be treated as a supplier.
From Product to Profit, Introduction
Your stage, your deadline, the number you need to move. A 30-minute call is enough to know whether a fractional seat makes sense.