# Andrew Dumont

> Award-winning B2B growth marketer and investor

3x CEO and award winning technology leader with 20 years of experience building and investing in B2B software companies. 

Most recently, Andrew was the CEO at Stamped, a fast-growing and profitable SaaS company that powers reviews and loyalty for ecommerce brands. 

Prior to Stamped (a Tiny company), Andrew was the CEO of several Tiny brands, a holding company that operates wonderfully profitable software businesses, now publicly traded under $TINY.

Previously CMO at Bitly and Betaworks, where he built and led the revenue and go-to-market functions.

Since the age of 18, Andrew has been building and growing companies like Moz (acquired by iContact), Seesmic (acquired by Hootsuite), Stride (acquired by Copper), and Tatango. 

Now he invests, acquires, and operates software businesses through his investment company Curious, with $16M in backing.

Things Andrew can advise on: 

- Customer acquisition, go to market, growth for B2B products
- Pricing and monetization strategy
- Pivoting to profitability and maximizing exit value
- Fundraising and capital allocation
- Revenue operations (sales, success, marketing) 
- Business operations and scaling
- Mergers and acquisitions
- B2B software, B2C software, Marketplaces 
- And more…

**Rating:** 5/5 (7 reviews)

## Offerings

- Video call (15 min): $300.00

## Subscription Plans

- Build Exit Plan — Getting Your Business Ready ($5000.00/month)
- Double Your Growth Rate — 1:1 GTM Strategy ($5000.00/month)

## Example Questions

- How do I engineer customer acquisition at my company to grow faster and more consistently?
- I’m getting ready to fundraise or exit my business, what metrics should I focus on?
- I’m looking to acquire a business, how do I go about doing that and structuring the transaction?
- What key metrics should I aim for at different stages to be a best in class company?

## Links

- [Expert profile](/andrewdumont)
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- [Marketplace](/marketplace)