Ship, then keep shipping
A dashboard nobody trusts is worse than no dashboard. Every engagement has a definition of done measured in working queries, refreshed models, and decisions made from the output.
GrowMos was founded in 2022 with one belief: data work should ship, stay shipped, and pay for itself within a quarter. We exist for B2B operations leaders who need a data foundation that actually works — built by real engineers, owned by you, measured by outcomes.
The principles that decide what we take on, how we work, and who we hire.
A dashboard nobody trusts is worse than no dashboard. Every engagement has a definition of done measured in working queries, refreshed models, and decisions made from the output.
Your engagement is staffed by named GrowMos engineers — not a marketplace of freelancers. The same people who scope your work are the ones who deliver it, support it, and answer your email.
We bill against deliverables your team uses, not tickets closed. If a model isn't driving a decision in 90 days, we re-scope — not invoice for the next sprint.
The team behind your data platform — not a roster of subcontractors.
Founder & CEO
Sets the vision and leads the team. Oversees delivery on every B2B data engagement from scoping to sign-off.
LinkedInLeads our data engineering practice. Owns architecture, ingestion, and warehouse design for every B2B engagement.
LinkedInOwns Salesforce, HubSpot, and ad-platform integrations. Builds Customer 360 models and multi-touch attribution that connect marketing spend to closed revenue.
LinkedInDesigns and builds executive dashboards in Power BI and Metabase that operators actually open on Monday morning.
LinkedInConnects paid media to warehouse data so growth is measured end-to-end, not just in the ad platform's dashboard.
Founder and named leads introduce themselves on every discovery call. Full team profiles, headshots, and certifications roll in as we grow.
Drop us a note with what you're trying to figure out. A real engineer — not a sales rep — will reply within one business day.