Whether you’re looking for fractional leadership, strategic advisory, help with a specific revenue or growth challenge, or support putting your strategy into practice, I’d love to hear what’s happening in the business.
Let’s talk about what you’re working through.
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Maven Advisory works primarily with B2B fintech founders and leadership teams selling to banks and credit unions, including international fintechs entering the U.S. market. We also advise banks and credit unions on fintech strategy and technology decisions.
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Yes. Maven Advisory helps international fintech companies develop U.S. market entry strategies, including market positioning, identifying target banks and credit unions, go-to-market planning, pricing, and understanding how U.S. financial institutions evaluate and purchase technology.
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Maven works across revenue, growth, sales, and go-to-market strategy. That can include positioning, ICP and segmentation, sales strategy, pipeline, forecasting, market expansion, RevOps, partnerships, and sales and marketing alignment.
Additional support is also available for marketing execution, lead generation, business development, and social selling.
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Maven Advisory's fractional CRO engagements typically range from $8,000 to $15,000 per month for approximately 10–15 hours per week, with an initial three-month commitment.
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Yes. Maven offers both ongoing fractional leadership and strategic advisory, as well as focused engagements for a specific challenge or opportunity.
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When there is a relevant connection that makes sense for both sides, I am happy to make an introduction. Introductions are not guaranteed or included as a deliverable in an engagement.
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Yes. Maven can support event strategy, participate alongside your team when appropriate, and help determine where events fit into the broader revenue and growth strategy. Event support is scoped based on what you need.
Maven Advisory helps B2B fintechs sell to banks and credit unions in the United States through fractional revenue and growth leadership, strategic advisory, and go-to-market strategy.
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