B2B SaaS · Fintech · Latin America

Operational leadership for companies that need to build, not theorise.

Customer success. Operations. Revenue. Latin America.

Independent advisory for founders and leadership teams navigating critical operational decisions - building CS functions, designing operating models, improving NRR, and scaling in Latin America.

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10+ Years at Director and VP level
100+ People across operations led
3 Languages of engagement
LATAM Based in Mexico City

Built and scaled.
Not advised on.

A decade of senior operator experience - Director and VP level - at venture-backed B2B SaaS, AI-powered fintech, and technology companies across Mexico, Latin America, and Africa.

Every engagement has required building something that did not yet properly exist: a customer success function, an operating model, a post-sale revenue engine, a regional operation. That is the work. The result is always the same - a structured, autonomous function that operates without the founder in every decision.

This is not advisory at arm's length. Frameworks are built for the specific context. Deliverables are designed to be executed by the internal team. The bias is toward outcomes over process elegance.

The problems that trigger
these engagements.

Customer success exists in name only.

The team is reactive. No structured onboarding, no health scoring, no renewal process. Churn is high and the root causes are unclear.

The founder is the operational bottleneck.

Growth has broken processes. Every significant decision flows through leadership. Teams are siloed and handoffs fail regularly.

NRR is below 110% and investors are asking.

Losing more from churn than gained from expansion. No structured renewal process. The CS team has no commercial mandate.

Entering LATAM without the right operational infrastructure.

HQ assumptions about Latin America are wrong. The operating model that worked in Europe or the US does not translate.

A new leader needs an independent view before restructuring.

Before committing to structural changes, a new CS or Ops leader wants an honest external diagnostic - what works, what doesn't, what to fix first.

The founding team needs a senior operator in the room.

The board is helpful strategically but not operationally. A trusted advisor with real operator depth would change how decisions get made.

Four domains.
One consistent discipline.

01

Customer Success Function Design & Transformation

Building or rebuilding post-sale functions that retain clients, reduce churn, and generate expansion revenue. From CS maturity diagnostic through full architecture design - onboarding, health scoring, renewal, and expansion playbooks. Available as a 3–4 week diagnostic, a 6–8 week architecture sprint, or a longer transformation program.

Diagnostic · Sprint · Program From $8,000 USD
02

Operations Design & Scaling

Designing operating models that grow with the company - clear accountability frameworks, KPI systems, OKRs, and cross-functional processes that work without the founder as the operational hub. Includes operating model diagnostic, RACI, OKR framework, KPI dashboard, and critical process maps.

Sprint · 6–8 Weeks $12,000–$20,000 USD
03

Net Revenue Retention Improvement

Building the commercial infrastructure of customer success - churn root cause analysis, account segmentation, retention and expansion playbooks, renewal process design, and CS commercial enablement. For companies where NRR is below 110% and investor pressure requires a structural response.

Program · 8–12 Weeks $18,000–$35,000 USD
04

Latin America Operations Advisory

Helping international companies - primarily European and US SaaS - scale operations in Mexico and Latin America. Operating model adaptation, market prioritisation, team design, and on-the-ground regional perspective. Also available as an ongoing monthly advisory retainer.

Advisory · Retainer From $2,500/month

What this looks like in practice.

All situations are generalised. No client names or confidential details are disclosed.

Series A · B2B SaaS · Mexico · ARR ~$3M

Founder doing CS on the side. No onboarding process. Two enterprise clients churned in six months. First CS hire imminent but no framework in place.

CS Architecture Sprint

European B2B SaaS · Entering Mexico

HQ wants to expand into Mexico. No operational infrastructure. Country Manager being recruited but no operating model adapted for the region.

LATAM Operations Assessment

Series B Fintech · 120 Employees · CDMX

Doubled headcount in 14 months. CEO is a bottleneck in every cross-functional decision. NRR declining. New COO joining in 60 days.

Operating Model Sprint

US SaaS · New VP of CS · No Inherited Structure

Incoming VP of CS inherits no data, no established process, no baseline metrics. Needs an independent view before committing to structural changes.

CS Readiness Audit

Structured. Scoped. Committed.

01

A direct conversation

Every engagement begins with a direct exchange to understand the specific situation and assess fit. No referral required. If you have a specific operational challenge that matches the work described here, reach out directly.

02

A scoped proposal

If there is a strong fit, a written proposal defines the objective, scope, deliverables, timeline, and fee. Nothing begins until the scope is agreed in writing. A signed services agreement is required.

03

Structured delivery

Work proceeds against the agreed scope with defined milestones and regular check-ins. Deliverables are reviewed together - not sent without context.

04

Handover

Each project closes with a formal handover. The work is designed so the internal team can execute independently. No ongoing dependency is required.

05

Optional ongoing advisory

At the close of a project, some clients move to a monthly advisory retainer. This is offered selectively based on fit and capacity. Only 2–3 engagements are active at any time.

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If the situation described anywhere on this site matches something you are working through, a direct message is the right first step. No intake process, no consultation fee, no obligation.

A short exchange is usually enough to determine whether there is a strong fit. If there is, a scoped proposal follows. Capacity is limited to 2–3 active engagements at a time.