ConnectWise

Global Campaigns, Demand Generation Manager

The Revenue Table

Founder, Revenue Growth Partner

Pavilion

Executive Member, Tampa Co-Chapter Head

Regie.ai

Advisor

Head of Evangelism

Capchase

Strategic Growth Partner

Carabiner Group

RevOps ENT Sales, Partner Ecosystem

Seamless.AI

Enterprise Sales and Strategic Growth 

Enterprise Sales

InsideOut

Sr. Enterprise Strategic Sales (T-Mobile ENT for Business)

Premier Sotheby's International Realty

Luxury Real Estate Sales & Investment Properties

Digistrive, Inc.

Sr. Account Executive

Helping Companies Drive Revenue Through Relationships & Partnerships | Demand Driver | Content Creator | Sales Execution & Community Strategist

Growth starts with unlearning what no longer serves.



I move with principles, not permission, because building momentum beats waiting for a green light.

Sales is where I started and where I built the foundation I still lean on today. I’ve sold both product and service, worked across SaaS and tech, and landed in roles that naturally sit between sales, marketing, GTM, and partnerships. Not by job title…but by instinct.

I founded The Revenue Table to bring that mindset into motion. A space where connection leads to growth, ideas become execution, and trusted relationships drive results. It’s never been about doing things the “right” way- it’s about doing what works right now.

I’m at my best when I’m building strategy that becomes action. Helping teams meet the market where it is, not where it used to be. When messaging connects to both the top and bottom line, and campaigns, communities + partner ecosystems move together to create real pipeline.

Partnerships have always been part of how I operate. I live at the intersection of people and opportunity. I build trust quickly, stay close to the ground, and bring the right people together to move things forward.

I’ve supported startups + global orgs with outbound campaigns, nearbound strategy, and demand plays that get seen, heard, and remembered. It’s not about being everywhere- it’s about showing up where it counts, with clarity and intention.

Highly competitive against myself, I was a walk on D1 basketball player at Ole Miss. That experience shaped how I lead: earn it, show up fully, and finish what you start. That mindset still drives how I move.

What keeps me grounded? My two daughters. They are my why. I don’t want them to hear what I might do, I want them to see what it looks like to lead with intention and choosing action over inaction every time. 

What I specialize in:
• GTM strategies: idea → execution
• Messaging that creates clarity + movement
• Campaigns tied to timing, intent + conversion
• Community and partner-led demand
• Sales <> marketing alignment built on trust
• Outbound + nearbound motion with relevance
• Content + event plays that create engagement
• Relationship-first growth that scales

I lead with EQ and back it with execution…long term growth starts with how you show up.

Angel investor: 
• Lavender
• Vengreso

Reach me: amelia@ameliataylor.co / DM
Collab: https://app.limelighthq.com/p/amelia-taylor

Amelia Taylor

Ricky Pearl

Pointer

Accelerate revenue growth across your entire team with a sales enablement program that turns reps into top 5% tech sales professionals. 

Typically, 40% of sales reps fail 92% of reps Pointer recruits and trains succeed. 
If you want to avoid the risk of bad sales hires or to add training to your existing team - work with Pointer. 

Your company provides a product or service that solves a problem. Now you need to talk to the people that have that problem. 

We help you do that efficiently, at any scale needed, without making mistakes along the way. 

Trusted by tens of startups for advice and operational support (in house or outsources) business development services. 

For companies that want to grow, without all of the growing pains. 

Why?


🚩 Selling has never been easy. Now it's more complicated than ever.
🚩 Hiring, training and then retaining junior sales people is no mean feat.
🚩 The time investment required to manage sales staff can be immense.
🚩 Setting up outbound motions is complex and all consuming

✅ If you want any of those challenges removed from your plate then slide into my DM's

Building efficient outbound machines has never been easier with three ways to grow. 

1️⃣ Consult: Build a world class outbound system with our help for $995 per month (1-3 months)
2️⃣ Manage: Have Pointer manage your SDR/BDR rep for $995 
3️⃣ Deliver: Fully outsource your outbound system to Pointer for $995 per month plus expenses

Co-Founder

SVG Ventures | THRIVE

Mentor

Startupbootcamp

Accelerating Asia

We invest in brave ideas to catalyse positive change.

Accelerating Asia is an early-stage venture capital fund headquartered in Singapore. We are passionate about driving success for entrepreneurs and supporting them with the tools, resources, and networks to accelerate their growth.

Our award-winning flagship accelerator program and pre-series A fund works with high-impact and high-potential startups from all sectors across the region and sets them up for success. Startups receive competitive funding at founder-friendly terms, and have access to best-in-class mentors, investors, customers, and our network of partners. Through strategic partnerships with multinationals, governments, development organisations and education institutions, we support better engagement with startups and more effective implementation of new technologies.

The Startup Network

Tech Sales ANZ

SDRs of APAC is a collective where leaders in business development collaborate and communicate to drive the industry forward.

Founding Member - Tech Sales ANZ

The Revenue Collective is a private, invitation-only community of sales and marketing executives at growth-focused companies.

Chapter Head - Executive Member

RevGenius

Chapter Head - Australia, New Zealand (ANZ)

Community Security Group

Responsible for safety and security of 50K community members while engaged in communal activities
Thousands of annual events, hundreds of facilities, and 24/7 response.
Hardest Challenge - fundraising to support the group's operations.

Patriot Brand (successful exit on move to Australia)

Patriot Brands contract manufactured cosmetics and nutraceuticals for well-established brands looking to expand their reach in South Africa, as well as low run manufacturing for brands new to the market.  

A significant channel was promotional cosmetic manufacturing (you know those branded lip balms, sanitiser etc.) 

The promotional cosmetics channel included in-house printing, design, copy. It closer resembled a marketing company than a factory. 

As the Owner and CEO. I was responsible for overseeing all aspects of the business from the strategic vision, go to market strategies and business development through to delivery of products to market. 

Employed 50 people at time of exit.

Co-founder and CEO (exit)

Grow without growing pains | Done for you outbound motions that don't suck | Call, Email or LinkedIn Outbound made easy

⚡️ Helping companies hire reps that hit targets.
🇦🇺 B2B sales specialist. Pursuing growth for all who need it
🚀 We place and train reps so they become elite, so the company thrives and everyone wins. 

🚩 No seller is perfect. 
🚩 They have potential and they have flaws
🚩 Their success will be determined by YOUR ability to maximise their potential, and coach out he flaws

✅  We do that for every rep we place

Professional recruitment that's game-changing.
+
Only pay 1.5% p/m for 12 months (18%)
+
1 month of intense training (RAMP)
+
3 x ongoing weekly training
+
1 year of sales training
+
Technical support
+
Peer network
=
Winning
‍
Talented individuals, enabled by top notch technology, with access to experienced coaches.
All reps get access to Growth Forum's community and senior sellers get access to Pavilion too
 
We help you hire better, scale faster, win more business, and reduce the burden on management of maintaining a high-performance sales department.


👉 DM me to get the details 👈

Founding Member - SDRs of APAC

Companies hiring in December are the ones you WANT to work for.

Here’s why most reps get this backwards.
Everyone thinks December and January are “dead months” for sales.

So they wait until next year to start their hunt.
Big mistake.

The companies hiring NOW are the ones with:
	•	Extra cash in the bank
	•	Aggressive growth targets
	•	Strategic thinking

They KNOW December and January are quiet.
That’s exactly why they’re hiring.
They can afford for you to ramp over the slow period…

So you hit the ground running when things pick up in February.

Now compare that to companies waiting until February to hire:

They’re cash-strapped.
They can’t afford two “down months.”
They need you productive YESTERDAY.

So what does this tell you?

Where would you rather build your career?

The answer should be obvious.
The best comoanies don’t wait for February.
They’re growing right now.

Running the 2025/26 Partnerships Salary Survey. Creating high functioning revenue teams through outcomes based sales training and performance based sales recruitment.

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Three things I would do differently if starting my career in sales now

1: I would master one tool - Clay

Clay is no longer a nice to have. It has been validated as the industry standard for GTM Automation. 

Yes other tools can do chunks of it, but there are only two reasons to use alternatives. 

An alternative might be slightly cheaper (and have all the compromises to prove it) or it might be slightly easier (and lack the capability to prove it) - either way, there is no denying Clay is just better! 

More importantly, there is a way for it to help at every stage of the sales cycle, and with companies in every revenue range. 

2: I would build my credentials in partnership development

Partnerships is the single best channel to cut through the noise we experience in GTM today. Going through an existing relationship where trust is already established is the greatest hack there is. This is only going to become more important as AI makes trusting anything harder.

3: I would spend more time honing my skills. 

I would train my skills like an athlete. Discovery, Deal Management, Negotiations. I wish I had invested in training sooner. 
Controversially, I'm starting to think I might suggest my kids don't go to university unless they want a specific profession that requires it. 


What else would you do differently? 




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P.S 


If anyone agrees with 

Point 1: I'm heading to Sydney to run a Clay Club meetup this Thursday - if you are elsewhere, Join Clay Club - link in my bio

Point 2: Follow Bryan from Hockey Stick Advisory. That's where I get all my Partnership knowledge from

Point 3: We have opened up 4 free courses in the academy. Two put on by Scott on Discovery and setting up for a demo, one by Mark on advanced list building using Clay and a series of gilded lessons on everything project sales by Darcy and Steve. Lili Perez has built what I can only describe as the best sales training environment around - where was this when I was trying to become a master.

Here is the thing about interviews. People act like they know. 
But there is a difference between knowing.... and knowing

Dressing in the meme, does not mean understadning it. You might assume I do, but nah.

When asked by other parents what it was all about, my explanation sounded plausible. Was it accurate? Maybe...
I knew more than them, so they believed me.

When you interview your next marketing hire. How the heck do you know if they actually know their stuff? 

You ask them their ideas... you love them
You ask them what they have done for others. You love their answer
You ask them endless questions, all sounding good 

But you will not know

But if a true marketing professional was to dive in... They would know if this person knew their stuff or not

I am assuming first marketing hires are just as unlucky as first marketing hires? 

Would I be right? 



P.S: We are turning our focus to what will be the best insurance policy in hiring history - the 30/60/90 day probation plan. A simple way to hire professionals and validate everything claimed on the box. Maybe we call it the FIFO warranty?

Sales is not unique - but one of the most important attributes of any seller is productivity. 

Great reps obsess over how they protect their time
Sean Grealy 💰🪓 mastered this so hard that he dropped a mini course on it
Cameron Morgan knows what time he is eating his lunch in two weeks from now

I have been working on ONE BIG THING a day. 
If I could only make one phone call today. Only one. And could do nothing else. What call would I make?

Extreme prioritisation 

But this is not something most reps are taught

Sales managers need to help their team, who all have different relationships with time (Hello my fellow ADHD peeps). 

In fact, one of the hardest challenges, and certainly the most frustrating challenges most sales leaders face is getting their team to do the right work in the right time

Of the over 60 certifications that we issue, I think having leaders validate reps time management skills is one of the most impactful

We used to call 'Agile' project management "Fragile" - because most teams could not implement it correctly. 

So what about MEDDIPCC?

Do companies implement it correctly? 

Well that all comes down to the sales leader

Andrew Vidler has now built the perfect toolkit for this

1: MEDDPICC for Leadership 
How to implement, how to coach, how to review deals, how to seed this into everything)

2: MEDDPICC Fundamentals 
What is MEDDPICC - 8 sessions teaching your team everything they need to know

3: MEDDPICC Advanced 
How to actually use MEDDPICC to maximise outcomes

We now have the perfect tool for you to launch this within your team.

With the first set of certifications rolling off the lot soon and a few of Pointer's clients implementing MEDDPICC through their sales org.  

This clip is post session Q&A - but the question remains. As a sales leader, how to you actually stay on top of everything?

Execs Emails = Short
Execs Decision Speed = Quick

Yesterday I sent a long email to an exec and it felt dirty. I felt like I was violating an unspoken rule. 

"Dont take up my time with extra unnecesary info. Give me the executive summary"

But executive summaries are an art. They are deliberately short whislt maintain all vital information 

I chose to get this exec something quickly, rather than spending the time I would usually have better structuring it with fewer words.

As Blaise Pascal write in 1657 "I have made this longer than usual because I have not had time to make it shorter" 

Im reading a. new book (not yet launched) that I will share next week. It is all about keeping it short to cut through the noise in this busy world. 

Anyone else noticed this? 

Execs come back with one liners?

Clay club event today is full with 75 registered and a small waitlist.  

If you still want to join please DM me, we can make a bit more room.

This is a practical session on the tools - so probably the best way to learn or improve your Clay GTM Engineering skills 

I also have one free meeting slot at 11:00 today whilst in Sydney if anyone wants to talk about GTM recruitment or pickleball

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