LAER
What if the game told you what it saw? LAER puts the broadcast inside the player’s eyes. The brand doesn’t exist. You believed it anyway. Read the name backwards.
- Concept and naming
- Art direction
- Motion
Enterprise and SaaS sales across four industries: security research, fintech, creative licensing and tech hardware.
There are two of me. Choose.
Four industries. Same job: hit the number.
Dell hardware, all inbound. First to North American consumers, then to North American small businesses.
$5M+ closed. President’s Club.
Corporate credit, plus Karbon’s spend management platform: a dashboard to issue cards, set limits per card, track spend by employee and team, and pay vendors.
Goal. Onboard new customers, get them approved for a line of credit, then get them spending all of it and more, on credit and on prepaid cards they fund themselves.
$2M+ deal with Zepto, 10% of the company’s net revenue. Opened the quick-commerce vertical for Karbon.
Image licensing, and Getty’s generative AI tool. Trained only on licensed images, so enterprises got legal indemnification on everything they generated. DALL-E and Midjourney don’t offer that. Sold on live demos.
India’s first generative AI deal for Getty Images, with Infosys. Managed WPP, Omnicom and Dentsu, and grew an assigned book of accounts against a 15% year-on-year target.
Subscriptions to IPVM’s security research, and its AI agents: a retrieval system that answers only from IPVM’s own research, so every answer is verifiable and citable.
The security industry’s biggest names, including Axis Communications, Genetec, Milestone, Verkada, Samsara, Motorola Solutions (Avigilon, Pelco), Panasonic, Bosch and HID.
Nobody there had sold one before. So I did.
Zepto
Karbon’s first $2M+ credit facility. Founders, finance teams, one signature. Zepto.
Infosys
Getty Images’ first Generative AI deal in India. Legal, procurement and marketing all had to say yes. Infosys did.
Nobody hands me a pipeline. I build it.
Every deal has an ending. I find it before we start.
By night, I make you want things.
Brands. Websites. Films. The idea, the look, the whole thing.
There are two of me. Choose.
What if the game told you what it saw? LAER puts the broadcast inside the player’s eyes. The brand doesn’t exist. You believed it anyway. Read the name backwards.
Some men lose their hair. Others gain real estate. BaldSpace sells the most visible surface in the room, with a straight face.
Thirty-one labels. One room. A catalog built in HolyDrip’s own colours, for people who already dress like they belong there.
You don’t sell land in square feet. You sell the morning fog. A film for 1.7 acres on a hilltop in Coorg.
For ten years I sat across the table from people deciding whether to believe me. That’s where I learned what makes someone say yes.
Now I make it.