15+ years in product marketing and product management. I sit inside product teams, shape how products go to market, and work across regions to make it land. Based in London.
I've owned GTM strategy across UK, AU, and NZ, translating global positioning into market-specific narratives and execution plans. I've built region-specific segmentation, adapted messaging to local competitive dynamics, and contributed to North American market entry evaluation. Multi-region GTM is where I've done some of my best work.
I sat on the Payroll leadership team alongside PMs, Designers, and Engineers. I contribute to what gets built, not just how it's sold. That proximity to product shapes sharper positioning because the brief starts before the roadmap is locked.
I develop value propositions for complex, technical products that buyers need educating on before they'll move. At Xero that meant positioning compliance-heavy payroll software against established competitors in multiple markets. At Cresta it means helping enterprise buyers understand why AI that works alongside humans delivers outcomes neither could achieve alone.
I've built the playbooks, battlecards, and sales narratives that commercial teams actually use. At Xero I created GTM enablement across three markets for internal teams and accounting partners.
I've owned GTM strategy across UK, AU, and NZ, building region-specific segmentation and adapting positioning to local market dynamics. I've also contributed to North American market entry evaluation. The challenge of adapting a global platform story to regional markets, sometimes with nuance and sometimes with more fundamental changes based on product maturity and local dynamics, is work I've done across multiple markets and multiple years.
I led early positioning and announcement strategy for Xero's AI-powered features ahead of Xerocon, translating technical capabilities into customer-facing value. Part of that story was positioning an integrated platform where AI and human work together, not separately. That's exactly the narrative challenge at Cresta.
My work has been in complex, compliance-heavy B2B SaaS with professional buyers who need educating before they'll move. I've worked across buyer profiles, from enterprise accounting firms in AU through to smaller practices in NZ and UK. Understanding how different buyers evaluate and adopt complex platforms, and how to arm sales with the right narrative for each, is something I've developed across multiple markets.
At Xero I served as the primary PMM for global payroll across three markets, translating global strategy into regional execution while feeding market insights back into product direction and positioning. That balance between global consistency and local relevance is exactly what this role describes.
I sat on the Payroll leadership team alongside PMs, Designers, and Engineers. I contribute to what gets built, not just how it's sold. That's where the best GTM starts, before the brief is written.
Based in London, no sponsorship required.
At Xero I came in as the first PMM for payroll globally. I developed the positioning, messaging, GTM frameworks, and sales enablement that helped drive 154% revenue growth across a $400M+ portfolio spanning UK, Australia, and New Zealand.
The work most relevant to Cresta is the multi-region GTM ownership. I built region-specific segmentation and ICP frameworks, adapted global positioning to local market dynamics, and ran quarterly experiment programmes that drove an 18% activation increase in six months across UK Payroll. I also contributed to Canadian market entry evaluation through competitive and market analysis, and led the GTM kickoff when the US partnership direction was confirmed. Working across markets at different stages of maturity, with different competitive sets and buyer behaviours, is where I've spent a significant part of my career.
The AI positioning angle is directly relevant too. I led early positioning and announcement strategy for Xero's AI-powered features ahead of Xerocon, translating technical capability into something the sales team could explain and buyers could actually understand. Cresta's challenge of helping enterprise buyers see why AI working alongside humans delivers something neither could achieve alone is a first-principles positioning problem I find most interesting.
Before moving into product marketing I spent years as a Senior Product Manager at Carsales, and then at Xero as Product Manager for NZ Payroll. It changes how I work with product teams. I understand the build trade-offs, the roadmap constraints, the engineering reality. That proximity makes for better positioning, because I know what the product can actually deliver.
Led global product marketing strategy for Xero Payroll and employee management offerings across AU, NZ, and UK. Core member of the Payroll leadership team alongside PMs, Designers and Engineers. The payroll platform is a $400M+ revenue portfolio processing $150B+ in annual payroll for 3M+ employees globally.
First PMM for Xero Payroll globally. Came in with no inherited playbook and built the positioning, messaging frameworks, GTM playbooks and sales enablement across AU, NZ and UK.
Led NZ Payroll product within a global team. Defined product vision and 3-year strategy through market research and stakeholder consultation, managing delivery using agile and lean approaches.
Led digital transformation, guiding cross-functional teams to deliver customer-focused experiences aligned with digital-first strategy. Developed CRO roadmap to improve conversion and customer experience.
Managed product portfolio of 10 market-leading online brands, driving revenue growth, product innovation, and UX improvements while leading cross-functional teams across Product, UX, Marketing, Sales, and Customer Experience.
Drove eCommerce innovation for Jetstar's digital booking, mobile, and airport experiences. Managed development of 13 multi-language web and mobile sites.
Ran a quarterly experiment programme with GTM and Product teams, testing messaging, activation flows, and channel mix to find what moved the numbers.
Led UK market segmentation and ICP development, identifying target customer cohorts and modelling opportunity by segment to inform annual GTM strategy and product investment priorities.
Launched a standalone payroll product in 3 months, scaling to $6M+ annual revenue. Ran service design workshops to shape the launch experience and developed the positioning and messaging frameworks the local marketing and commercial teams used to take it to market.
Translated technical capabilities into customer-facing value and competitive differentiation, making AI features something the sales team could explain and buyers could actually understand.
Led competitive and market analysis for the Canadian market entry evaluation, informing the build/buy/partner decision. When a new partnership direction was confirmed for the US, led the GTM kickoff to activate it commercially.
Built The Football Practice from scratch: brand, curriculum, booking system, and customer experience. Scaled to 50+ players across five weekly sessions. Ran profitably for three years. Closed by choice.
15+ years across product, commercial, and customer. Before moving into product marketing I spent years as a Senior Product Manager at Carsales, and then at Xero as Product Manager for NZ Payroll. It changes how I work with product teams and how I think about what the market actually needs before we build anything.
My career has involved complex SaaS: compliance-heavy products, multi-region markets, buyers who need educating before they'll move.
I founded and ran The Football Practice, a youth football coaching business, for three years alongside a full-time senior role at Xero. Built it from nothing: brand, curriculum, operations, customer experience. Scaled to 50+ players across five weekly sessions before closing by choice.
I spotted a gap in the market, built something from scratch to fill it, and learned what worked by watching what kids and parents actually responded to.