Results

Wins & Metrics

The metrics that matter most in B2B marketing aren't the vanity ones. They're the ones that show pipeline actually moving, and moving because of the work rather than despite it. A generic, no-dollar-figures view of what's shifted.
01
Pipeline ownership
Marketing now sources the large majority of net-new logo pipeline at Gather AI, well above the typical B2B norm of 30–50%. That isn't a demand-gen department running campaigns alongside sales. It's marketing as the primary engine.
02
Conversion, compounding
MQL-to-SQL conversion climbed every single quarter for five consecutive quarters, a multi-fold improvement rather than a one-time spike. Compounding quarter over quarter is harder to engineer than any single good quarter.
03
Event ROI
Event marketing returned many multiples of qualified pipeline for every dollar spent in a single quarter. Field marketing, done with real targeting discipline, still outperforms volume-based digital spend.
04
Analyst recognition
Built an analyst engagement strategy that produced six industry recognitions in twelve months, including inclusion on a major analyst firm's Hype Cycle and a Cool Vendor recognition, one of only three vendors globally in the category.
05
Organic engagement
A single LinkedIn carousel post on agentic intralogistics posted an engagement rate nearly 20x the industry average. The "clear over clever" bet works when the content is worth engaging with.
06
Company recognition
Gather AI landed on the Inc. 5000, external validation of the growth the marketing engine has helped drive.
07
Team scale (Dataiku)
Grew a regional marketing team 10x, from 2 to 20+ people, while regional ARR grew roughly 10x over the same stretch. Team growth that tracked the business rather than running ahead of it.