Amy Stoller
Pennsylvania
Overview
Most companies don’t have a marketing problem. They’re doing the work—running campaigns, generating leads, investing in tools—but growth still feels harder than it should. • The data doesn’t fully add up. • Sales and marketing aren’t as aligned as they could be. • And it’s not always clear what’s actually driving results. That’s where I come in. I partner with growth-minded CEOs and leadership teams to understand what’s really happening across their business—and build the systems that turn strategy into revenue. I don’t separate strategy from execution. I connect data, teams, and performance—s
About
Most companies don’t have a marketing problem. They’re doing the work—running campaigns, generating leads, investing in tools—but growth still feels harder than it should. • The data doesn’t fully add up. • Sales and marketing aren’t as aligned as they could be. • And it’s not always clear what’s actually driving results. That’s where I come in. I partner with growth-minded CEOs and leadership teams to understand what’s really happening across their business—and build the systems that turn strategy into revenue. I don’t separate strategy from execution. I connect data, teams, and performance—so what gets planned actually gets done, measured, and improved. I’m known for coming into conversations prepared—often with a point of view already forming—and helping teams focus quickly on what’s real vs. assumed. What I’m known for: • Turning complex data into something leadership can trust and act on • Aligning sales, marketing, and operations around shared goals • Building systems and processes that scale—not just campaigns • Challenging thinking while building trust across teams • Grounding strategy in real customer and stakeholder insight • Treating marketing as an investment—optimizing for ROI and efficiency I do my best work with companies that: • Are investing in growth, but not seeing consistent results • Have marketing in place, but it’s not fully translating to revenue • Need alignment across sales, marketing, and operations • Value collaboration, accountability, and honest conversations If you’re trying to make sense of what’s working, what’s not, and where to focus next—I’m always open to a thoughtful conversation.