Ownership is not a
business model.
It's a conviction.
I take on marketing and growth leadership with equity → not as a service provider, but as a co-entrepreneur.
Most marketing leaders sell their time.
They optimise campaigns. Not companies.
They leave after 12 months. No stake. No consequence.
Equity and commitment. Aligned incentives.
5–10 year horizon.
Scalable marketing and growth systems. Strategy and teams that work without me.
Prioritisation and growth decisions most fractional hires avoid. Leadership, not advice.
3–5 companies at a time. Each one gets full commitment, not a fraction of attention.
From dependency to freedom.
Rented time ends. Shared ownership compounds.
Jesse Vogt
Fractional CMO & Growth Partner
I spent years selling my time. Running marketing, optimising campaigns, signing retainer deals. Somewhere along the way, I realised: when you sell time, you stay dependent. When you outsource responsibility, you stay unfree.
So I changed how I work.
Today, I take on marketing and growth leadership with equity, as a co-entrepreneur with skin in the game. I build systems, not campaigns. I stay for years, not quarters. And I only work with founders who are ready to share responsibility, not delegate it.
I’m based in Switzerland, work with companies across the DACH region, and hold equity stakes in multiple businesses in the six- to seven-figure range. My measure of success isn’t output → it’s lasting enterprise value and lasting relationships.
You've built something real.
But it still depends too much on you.
You’re doing €250K–€5M in revenue. You don’t need another agency. You need someone who takes responsibility.
This works if
- You think long-term
- You share ownership willingly
- You don't confuse delegation with partnership
This doesn't work if
- You're looking for a quick fix
- You need a campaign, not a partner
- You want someone to execute your ideas
Years of patient work. No quick wins. Long-term commitment.
Dimitri Lätt
Founder, DL Career Advisory GmbH
A thriving business, real impact, and a lasting friendship.
This isn't for everyone.
If this resonates, answer a few questions. Not as an application → as a way for both of us to find out if this makes sense.