Qonto

Qonto is the leading European business finance solution helping SMBs to simplify everything from everyday banking and financing to bookkeeping and spend management. 

My responsibilities includes but are not limited to the following: 

→ Building dashboards in Metabase for outbound and inbound including funnel stage conversion rates, bookings, contract signed, ARR and KYB.

→ Owning the Demand Generation tech stack across 14 tools including budget preparation, selection, set up integrations, training, documentation of best practices and renewal.

→ Setting and driving the roadmap with stakeholders from partnership, legal, Sales, Teck, product, business intelligence, IT, and finance.

→ Serving as the primary POC across sales, marketing, and CS teams.

Demand Generation Ops manager

Country Lead France

Aptivio

Aptivio helps sellers by uncovering anonymous buyers, understanding their behavior, and directing you to engage the ones most likely to buy ↓


https://www.aptiv.io/

Strategic Advisor

SHIELD INTELLIGENCE

→ Took it from 0 to $2M ARR without funding.

→ Led global revenue strategy reporting directly to the CEO.

→ Directed & trained a team of 5 for sales, Sales Ops, Ops, CS ops.

→ Administered Hubspot including automations, sequences, workflows, reports and dashboards.

→ Owned the pricing strategy, reporting and tooling across sales and CSM.

→ Set and scaled quota setting, commissions, forecasting, pipeline management and invoicing.

→ Created and managed short and long-term Sales and Customer Success targets, reports, and metrics, including bookings, funnel stage conversion rate, ARR/ACV/TCV, churn, net $ expansion

→ Collaborated with cross-functional teams, including Sales, Marketing, Customer Success, Engineering, and Operations, to analyze and develop revenue strategies.

Head of revenue operations

1nfluencers

1nfluencers marketing is The B2B SaaS Influencer Marketing solution where brands and influencers unite at scale

1nfluencers marketing is a B2B SaaS Influencer Marketing solution.

→ Closed 220K ARR: $120K from my own pipeline and $100K inbound.

→ Hired, trained and onboarded 3 SDRs and an AE.

Head of sales

Queue-it

Queue-it is the leading  B2B SaaS virtual waiting room platform for managing online traffic peaks.

→ Closed $180K ARR from my own pipeline in the Italian market.

→ Trained new joiners in prospecting outbound activities and managing the full sales cycle.

Business Development Associate

We Own It ApS

COLLAGE is an online community dedicated to fashion.

→ Responsible for setting up tracking through Google Analytics & Tag Manager.

→ Performed ongoing keyword research to be used for blog post and paid campaigns.

→ Involved in SEO weekly update with the CMO and Growth Marketing manager.

→ increased App downloads by 400% & Sign-ups by 350%.

Growth Hacker

Supervisual

The platform connects brands with a community of creators for digital content for clients' SoMe channels. 

→ Performed market research on competitive landscape and industry trends.

→ Responsible for account development, cold calling, email marketing, assessing client needs, and customer service Tasks.

Business Development Representative

RevOps strategies for B2B SaaS companies

Ciao a tutti 👋

I'm an Italian who moved abroad at 19. At 30, I lived already in 5 different countries. 

I spent the first 6 years of my career in sales and Revenue Operations, mostly in the B2B software industry.

Two key principles have shaped me in becoming a better professional:

1️⃣ Learn and execute in order to gain data, insights, and optimize. 
2️⃣ Do extra and share your learnings with your team to make people around you better.

What are my interests? 😍

🍜 Food
🎧 Turntables and viniyls
🏃‍♂️ Fitness and hiking
🏝 Travelling

Shot me a funny DM and let's talk over a digital coffee ☕️

Filippo Piras

VP of Marketing @Glassix 🧡 | The 'Glassix Spotlight' Podcast Host 🎙️ | B2B SaaS Growth Marketer | Demand Gen & Mops Leader | Foodie

I’m a marketer who likes things clear, structured, and actually useful.I’ve spent over 10 years in marketing, mostly around SaaS and AI products, working across SEO, PPC, content, email, demand gen, and marketing ops. I’ve tried a lot, learned a lot, and I still enjoy how fast this space changes.What I’m best at is building simple, process-driven strategies that help teams stay focused and move faster without the chaos.I use LinkedIn to share things I learn along the way - small insights, honest takes, and stuff that might help someone else do their job a bit better.

Ran Yosef

Before ChatGPT:
I used commas.

After ChatGPT:
I use “—” because apparently I’m now a thought leader.

And yes, I know some people claim they used it before.

Sure you did.

VP of Marketing @Glassix 🧡 + 🤖 | The 'Glassix Spotlight' Podcast Host | B2B SaaS Growth Marketer | Demand Gen & Mops Leader | Foodie

4 signs this LinkedIn post was written by AI:

1️⃣ The en–dash shows up like it pays rent

2️⃣ A random space before the first word - don't tell me you never noticed it!

3️⃣ Perfect grammar. No opinions.

4️⃣ “Leverage. Unlock. Enable. At scale.”

If this feels familiar... Don’t worry.
LinkedIn forgave you already. 😉

When marketing moves faster than engineering…
POV: you added “AI-powered” and nothing else changed. 🤣

If you disappeared tomorrow,
your company would survive.

They’d write a thoughtful post.

“Grateful for everything he’s done.”

They’d open a new role.

They’d move forward.

Because that’s what companies do.

They move forward.

But at home?

Your side of the bed stays untouched.

Your chair at dinner feels too big.

Your kids stop asking when you’re coming back.

We wear “busy” like a badge of honor.

We confuse pressure with importance.

We say, “Just this season.”

But seasons become years.

The deal closes.

The quarter ends.

The target resets.

Time doesn’t.

You are replaceable at work.

You are irreplaceable at home.

Build something meaningful.

Chase growth.

Be ambitious.

Just don’t build a life where the people you love only get what’s left of you...

The most powerful personal branding tool of 2026:
 —
 No course required. 😉

I love avocado. 🥑

Like… irrationally.

There’s a very specific kind of joy that only a perfectly ripe avocado can give you.

You know the one.

You press it gently in the store.

Not too hard.

Not too soft.

Just enough to whisper: “Tomorrow morning is going to be elite.”

And when you slice it open and it’s that flawless green?

No brown spots.

No weird strings.

Just pure creamy perfection.

That’s not breakfast.
That’s a win.

Meanwhile, there are people who say,
“I don’t like avocado.”

I don’t trust those people.

Because avocado is consistency.
It’s patience.

It’s delayed gratification.

It’s knowing that sometimes you buy it rock-hard and you wait.
And wait.
And wait...

Kind of like building something meaningful.

In business (and in life), most people want the avocado ready now.

Perfect.

Effortless.

Guaranteed.

But the real ones?

We check.

We test.

We take a calculated risk.

We let it mature.

And when it’s ready — we execute.

Also… let’s be honest.
If you can’t appreciate a good avocado,
can I really trust you to appreciate long-term strategy?
#marketing #sales #strategy

You know what’s underrated on LinkedIn?
“Message the Company.”

Not the CEO.

Not the Head of Sales.

Not someone you reverse-engineered from a podcast comment section.

Just… the company.

And here’s the wild part:

It works.

We tested it.

Instead of chasing titles and crafting 300-word connection notes that scream “this is automated but I promise it’s not”…

We clicked:
👉 Message
On the actual company page.

Here’s what happened 👇
• We reached the right team faster
• No gatekeepers
• No awkward “who should I speak to?”
• No inbox graveyard

Because when you message a company:
You’re not pitching a person.
You’re starting a conversation with a brand that’s actively listening.

Think about it.

The company page inbox is usually monitored by:
✔ Marketing
✔ Sales
✔ Partnerships
✔ CX
✔ Sometimes even leadership

It’s centralized.

It’s visible.

It creates internal accountability.

Your message doesn’t die in someone’s “I’ll get to this later” folder.

And psychologically?

It feels different.

It feels:
• More intentional
• Less spammy
• More professional
• More direct

You’re saying:
“I want to talk to your company, not just hunt an employee.”

That hits differently.

Here’s when it’s insanely powerful:
🚀 Partnership proposals
🚀 Event collaborations
🚀 Media opportunities
🚀 Vendor introductions
🚀 Enterprise outreach
🚀 “Who handles X at your company?”

It removes friction.

And friction kills deals.

The best part?

Almost no one uses it strategically.

Which means…

Low noise.

High signal.

High response potential.

Pro tip:

Don’t send a pitch.

Send context.

1–2 lines about why you’re reaching out.

Make it easy to route internally.

Respect their time.

That’s it.

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