I've spent 7.5 years in product marketing and 15+ years across product marketing and product management combined, most recently running product marketing for a $400M+ global payroll portfolio at Xero, processing $150B+ in annual payroll across the UK, Australia, and New Zealand. I've been building with AI tools and actively optimising how I work, inside and outside the day job. It's become part of how I think, not a side interest.
Build value propositions that adapt to each market's buyer behaviour and competitive context, while keeping the core story consistent.
Take a vertical from proposition through to activation, working with Product on what gets built and Sales on what gets sold.
GTM playbooks and competitive frameworks that help regional teams sell and support what we build.
Sit inside the product conversation, not adjacent to it. Partner with Product on roadmap prioritisation and understand the build trade-offs before positioning gets written.
Modulr's payments automation work sits close to payroll. Both are financial infrastructure that has to be accurate every time. I spent years inside Xero Payroll, a $400M+ portfolio processing $150B+ in annual payroll for 3M+ employees across the UK, Australia, and New Zealand.
Before product marketing, I worked inside Jetstar's ecommerce team, managing online purchase flows and check-in systems across flights, hotels, cars, and insurance for a travel business.
Partnering with Product on roadmap prioritisation is how I already work. I sat on Xero Payroll's leadership team alongside Product Managers, Designers, and Engineers, and helped shape what got built based on segmentation and market research, not just how it got positioned.
I've built GTM playbooks and competitive frameworks that regional teams across AU, NZ, and UK used to sell and support Xero Payroll.
I led UK segmentation and ICP development, identifying target customer cohorts and modelling opportunity by segment to inform annual GTM strategy and product investment priorities.
Based in London. No sponsorship required.
I led product marketing for Xero Payroll, a $400M+ portfolio processing $150B+ in annual payroll for 3M+ employees across the UK, Australia, and New Zealand. Payroll is financial infrastructure. It has to run accurately, on time, every time, and the marketing job was turning a technically complex, compliance-heavy product into something each buyer trusted before they would move.
The work most relevant to Modulr is the vertical ownership and the market intelligence behind it. UK segmentation and ICP development shaped annual GTM strategy and product investment priorities. Quarterly experiment programmes with GTM and Product teams drove an 18% activation increase in six months. I also led competitor and market analysis for North America market entry evaluation, informing the build, buy, or partner decision.
Before moving into product marketing, I worked as a product manager, running NZ Payroll at Xero and, before that, at Carsales.com and Jetstar. That background is part of why I sat on Xero Payroll's leadership team alongside Product Managers, Designers, and Engineers, contributing to what got built, not just how it got positioned.
Led global product marketing strategy for Xero Payroll and employee management offerings across AU, NZ, and UK. Core member of the Payroll leadership team alongside Product Managers, Designers and Engineers. The payroll platform is a $400M+ revenue portfolio processing $150B+ in annual payroll for 3M+ employees globally.
First PMM for Xero Payroll globally. Came in with no inherited playbook and built the positioning, messaging frameworks, GTM playbooks and sales enablement across AU, NZ and UK.
Led NZ Payroll product within a global team. Defined product vision and 3-year strategy through market research and stakeholder consultation.
Led digital transformation, guiding cross-functional teams to deliver customer-focused experiences aligned with digital-first strategy.
Managed product portfolio of 10 market-leading online brands, driving revenue growth, product innovation, and UX improvements while leading cross-functional teams.
Drove eCommerce innovation for Jetstar's digital booking, mobile, and airport experiences. Managed development of 13 multi-language web and mobile sites.
Ran a quarterly experiment programme with GTM and Product teams, testing messaging, activation flows, and channel mix to find what moved the numbers.
Led UK market segmentation and ICP development, identifying target customer cohorts and modelling opportunity by segment to inform annual GTM strategy and product investment priorities.
Launched a standalone payroll product in 3 months, scaling to $6M+ annual revenue. Owned the end-to-end GTM execution that got it to market.
I led the early positioning and announcement strategy for Xero Payroll's AI vision and features, preparing the messaging and go-to-market ahead of Xerocon.
Led competitive and market analysis for the Canadian market entry evaluation, informing the build/buy/partner decision. When a new partnership direction was confirmed for the US, led the GTM kickoff to activate it commercially.
Built The Football Practice from scratch: brand, curriculum, booking system, and customer experience. Scaled to 50+ players across five weekly sessions. Ran profitably for three years. Closed by choice.
15+ years across product, commercial, and customer. Before moving into product marketing I spent years as a Senior Product Manager at Carsales, and then at Xero as Product Manager for NZ Payroll. It changes how I work with product teams and how I think about what the market actually needs before we build anything.
My career has involved complex SaaS: compliance-heavy products, multi-region markets, buyers who need educating before they'll move.
I founded and ran The Football Practice, a youth football coaching business, for three years alongside a full-time senior role at Xero. Built it from nothing: brand, curriculum, operations, customer experience. Scaled to 50+ players across five weekly sessions before closing by choice.
I spotted a gap in the market, built something from scratch to fill it, and learned what worked by watching what kids and parents actually responded to.