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Germán Zurro

Leadership & Advisory

What Responsibility Does Your Company Need Someone to Take?

Scope follows product maturity, customers, objectives, and resources. The arrangement follows who needs to own the result.

Four ways to work together

Choose by Responsibility, Not by Label.

Permanent

Permanent CMO / VP Marketing

Build and lead the Marketing function with full commercial responsibility.

Permanent

Permanent VP Product Marketing

Lead positioning, market intelligence, launches, enablement, and enterprise GTM.

Fractional

Fractional CMO / VP Marketing

Continuing executive ownership of agreed priorities, with clear decision rights.

Advisory

Strategic Marketing / GTM Advisory

Independent support for a defined decision; execution stays with the company.

Fit matrix

Where This Experience Applies

AI-native companies, and companies facing new AI build-versus-buy pressure, can fit any of these.
  • Primarily Seed; viable earlier companies selectively

    Technical Founder-Led Company Establishing Senior Marketing Ownership

    Establish market focus and foundations, choose priorities, and build the function around real resources.

    Evidence: XYB · TransUnion · Onum

  • Series A/B mandates

    Technical Company Strengthening Marketing or Strategic PMM

    Lead Marketing, or the distinct Product Marketing mandate, with meaningful influence on Product and Sales.

    Evidence: XYB · TransUnion · Onum · Miro · Palo Alto Networks

  • Commercial-motion change; Series C experience at Miro

    Product-Led Company Strengthening Enterprise Adoption

    Align enterprise value, buyer personas, trust evidence, adoption programs, and seller enablement alongside PLG.

    Evidence: Miro · Palo Alto Networks · Onum

  • Selective situations

    Spin-Off, Corporate Venture, or Small Acquired Business

    Establish or adapt Marketing amid parent dependencies, inherited assets, or integration.

    Evidence: XYB · Palo Alto Networks · TransUnion

Domain foundation

Technical Understanding, Applied to Commercial Decisions.

Engineering and systems knowledge helps assess architecture, deployment, and integration requirements, real differentiation, and technical objections. Fraud prevention and financial infrastructure add experience with risk-sensitive buyers.
  • Enterprise SaaS
  • Cybersecurity
  • Cloud & infrastructure
  • Data
  • Fintech & banking infrastructure

Capabilities

Connected to the Decisions Buyers and Companies Make.

Which customers and use cases should we pursue?
Primary and secondary research, segmentation and personas, competitive intelligence, and structured customer and Product feedback.
Why should the buyer choose this product?
Translating architecture into value, positioning, category narrative, objection handling, and analyst relations.
How should the proposition enter a commercial conversation?
Buyer propositions and commercial entry points, RFP and ROI support, and seller support — including solution naming and framing at XYB and some pricing work at TransUnion.
How do sellers and customers put it to use?
Sales and partner enablement, coordinated launches, migration and adoption programs, and close work with Customer Success and Engineering.
What should Marketing build and execute first?
Function-wide prioritization across growth, digital, and field work; brand, content, and search; demand foundations; and team sequencing.
How do we coordinate and learn?
Alignment across Product, Marketing, and Sales; people leadership; organization design; funnel and KPI responsibilities; and analytics and automation.

Availability across time zones

Available Across EMEA, the US, and APAC.

CET
09:00–20:00
US Eastern
03:00–14:00
Singapore
16:00–03:00

Available within this window to operate and collaborate across EMEA and the US, and into the APAC afternoon and evening.

Proven since 2010 across different team distributions, headquarters locations, and working arrangements: on-site, hybrid, and remote.

Discuss the Situation Your Company Is In.

What the company needs, the responsibility you are considering, and the timing — that is enough to start.

Discuss an opportunity