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We work with a selective group of professionals and reach out when there is genuine alignment.

If you are open to the right opportunity, submit your profile. We will reach out when something relevant appears.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Once you submit your profile, our talent experts will review your skills, experience, and preferences to match you with relevant opportunities. If we find a good match, we will contact you for a short interview and discuss next steps.

Typically, you will hear back from us within 5 business days. However, this may vary depending on the role you applied for and the volume of applications

Yes. We do ask that you prioritise roles that genuinely fit your background — a scattershot application signals mismatch to us, not motivation.

Referred candidates go through the same process as direct applicants — profile review, then an initial interview if there’s a match. We’ll keep the referrer updated on status.

Yes — fractional and interim GTM, Growth, Commercial Finance, and Strategy roles are part of what we place. If you’re open to that model, say so in your profile.

You’ll get a confirmation email after submitting. If you’re shortlisted, we’ll reach out to schedule an interview — you’re also welcome to check in directly.

We place GTM, Growth, Commercial Finance, and Strategy talent across Technology, FinTech & Payments, Consumer, Retail, Consulting, and other execution-critical sectors — not a generalist spread across every industry.

Asia Pacific and MEA — including Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East.

 

Yes, if your application is unsuccessful, we aim to provide constructive feedback so you can better align your future applications. We value your time and effort, and want to help you succeed in your job search.

You’re likely a fit if you’ve operated in GTM, Growth, Commercial Finance, or Strategy at a senior level, and can show a specific commercial outcome you owned — not just a title. We’re matching judgment to a business problem, not keywords

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