What do you enjoy most about working with clients or about the work you do?
I genuinely enjoy being the spark that kicks things off. Turning cold leads into warm and successful conversations. There’s something weirdly satisfying about tracking down the right decision-maker, finding just the right angle, and booking the kind of meeting that makes a client say, “Wait, you got them?” It’s part detective work, part charm, and just a touch of caffeine.
What’s one value or principle you bring to every client relationship?
Adaptability. No two clients or campaigns are the same, so I make it a priority to understand their unique goals, challenges, and communication styles. Whether I’m navigating shifting priorities or tailoring conversation to a niche audience, I stay flexible and focused on outcomes. And if that means adjusting the plan mid-flight, I’m already in the cockpit, ready to land it smoothly without turbulence.
A notable accomplishment or professional background before RGC?
Prior to joining RevGrowth, I helped multinational corporations navigate the daunting task of choosing the right qualification training from a library of over 33,000 options for upwards of 20 different staff in their organisation. In essence, playing expert matchmaker between clients and courses. I was fortunate to rank among the top SDRs in generated revenue and received several awards for my efforts. The experience taught me that, sometimes, success is just about asking the right questions, understanding key client requirements, and knowing when to execute.
One fun fact, personal hobby, or interest outside of work?
I’m an enthusiastic shower singer, channeling my inner Mariah Carey, though I’m pretty sure anyone fortunate enough to hear me, end up hearing something closer to a broken record. When I’m not serenading the bathroom tiles, I love exploring the outdoors and soaking up nature because in a role that’s often screen-heavy, it’s important to remember to touch grass every now and then. I’m also a full fledged foodie, always on the lookout for the next smash burger innovation and using boy math to justify the price with the pleasure of flavour.