Would 100% recommend. Very growth oriented, always on the lookout for new approaches to grow your brand. We worked together on a B2C eCommerce project for over a year. The kind of growth that was achi... See more
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Ralph was an awesome advisor to our project. He helped me clean up my pitch deck so it conveyed a clear message to potential investors. He knows what investors are looking for and his feedback greatl... See more
Rafael and the Zendog team helped my food concept grow in ways i could never have imagined when I got in touch. From their rigorous approaches and flawless execution we saw a massive increase in our s... See more
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Outlier Principals is an advisory firm for high-growth technology and e-commerce companies in North America, Asia, and the Middle East. We work with founders and senior leadership to scale revenue to 9 figures and beyond through three disciplines: growth strategy, people strategy, and governance strategy. Most people in this space talk theory. For us, it isn’t theory. We’ve operated, invested in, and advised companies that grew to $150M+ in revenue, raised $3B+ from investors like SoftBank Vision Fund and Founders Fund, and created billions in value through exits on the NYSE and NASDAQ. We are principals, not consultants. We earn trust, take accountability, and build relationships that last. We select clients who think in principles, take calculated bets, and won’t stop until they own their category. Learn more at outlierprincipals.com or reach out at hi@outlierprincipals.com.
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Couldn’t have been happier
Rafael and the Zendog team helped my food concept grow in ways i could never have imagined when I got in touch. From their rigorous approaches and flawless execution we saw a massive increase in our sales, performance and strategy formation. I could not recommend Zendog enough.
November 3, 2022
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I would rate Zendog Labs a 5 out of 5…
I would rate Zendog Labs a 5 out of 5 for their assistance with our marketing pitch. They were professional, responsive, and provided valuable insights that helped improve our pitch. Overall, I was very satisfied with their service and would highly recommend them to others looking for marketing assistance.
January 26, 2023
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