head of growth · marketing engineer.
b2b + prosumer · founder @ modjo
spent the last decade building growth systems for b2b and b2c companies. from zero to millions in revenue and fundraise. my own companies. my clients’.
↗ the range
50+ growth projects. teams of 20+. the full spectrum.
go-to-market strategy, content, community, events, analytics. this range taught me to see the whole system, not isolated tactics.
↗ the pattern i kept seeing
companies had great tech.
they couldn’t translate it into momentum.
the gap wasn’t strategy or execution alone.
it was the integration between them.
so i built systems that bridge it. ↓
- product-led growth mechanics that make complex tech spread virally
- growth systems that attract customers and scale revenue systematically
- market positioning that turns technical innovation into adoption
↗ track record
Reveel Pay(ID)
fintech · payments
$26M deposits
$200M volume
in 60 days
$14M revenue
250% over target
marketing spend cut 65%
Green-In
founder · brussels
4,000-person festival
$1M+ ARR
built from a garden, age 22
Jeux d’Hiver
brussels’ most prestigious venue
80,000 paying customers
in 4 months
Modjo
own growth collective · entertainment · ai · fintech
70+ tech companies scaled
50+ growth projects
teams of 20+
bootstrapped to millions
↗ outside signal
aspire · lightspeed · deel
Named one of 30 Global Founders to Watch.
By Aspire, in collaboration with Lightspeed Venture Partners and Deel. The cohort recognises founders who crossed borders to build in the US and are now redefining what’s possible.
↗ the engineering turn
the last three years i went deeper on the engineering side.
i run my own company as queryable code. an ontology of every customer, machine-enforced rules, agents that source, score and route, governance that blocks bad data at commit time.
modjo knowledge base · live
recounted 2026-07-30
registered spec nodes
523
systems
23
spec files on disk
599
python & shell modules
91
git commits, all-time
879
in the last 90 days
774
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