About Current GTM Partners

Current GTM Partners was founded by two go-to-market professionals whose careers span every stage of sales growth—from our first days as Founding AEs breaking into new accounts, to leading sales and RevOps teams at hyper-growth startups and unicorns. Along the way, we’ve guided emerging companies past the $0–$100K ARR milestone, overhauled mid-market motions for fast-scaling teams, and tackled the complex integration and reporting challenges that come with rapid expansion. In every role, we’ve rolled up our sleeves to build pipelines, refine messaging, hire and train teams, and optimize systems—so we know firsthand what it takes to win at each phase of the revenue journey.

That hands-on experience has taught us one thing: true momentum lives at the intersection of strategy, process, and execution. High-level frameworks only deliver ROI when they’re paired with clear playbooks, the right technology stack, and ongoing management. That’s why our engagements always blend a deep audit of your current GTM motion with rapid prototyping, team enablement, and continuous measurement. Whether it’s improving conversion rates by tightening qualification criteria, cutting cycle time through smarter automation, or empowering new hires with customized ramp programs, we focus on the levers that move the needle.

Today, we bring this expertise to organizations at every stage—from solo founders gearing up for their first sales hire, to operators modernizing a multi-million-dollar funnel, to RevOps leaders seeking to integrate AI-driven insights into every pipeline touchpoint. Our clients span all verticals, but they all share one thing in common: a need for reliable, repeatable growth in an ever-evolving market.

Our mission is simple: translate high-level strategy into scalable, repeatable systems that drive predictable revenue. From defining your ideal customer profile and mapping target accounts, to deploying AI-powered outreach sequences and architecting a modern RevOps stack, we deliver the tools and frameworks we wish we’d had when building our own first engines.