Adriane Schwager — CEO & Co-Founder GrowthAssistant | Helping 200+ companies leverage elite global talent to delegate rote tasks and maximize ROI

CEO & Co-Founder GrowthAssistant | Helping 200+ companies leverage elite global talent to delegate rote tasks and maximize ROI

Adriane Schwager ranks #539 of 18,341 LinkedIn creators in Growth Marketing, and is a standout voice in United States. They have 17.7K followers and published 21 posts in the last 30 days at a 0.9% average engagement rate.

The roast

Adriane claims her business is just a simple decision, which explains why she’s built a 20 million dollar empire out of outsourcing the parts of a CEO’s job that are actually difficult. She talks about embedding elite global talent, but let’s be honest: she’s just an overpriced middleman for people who find it too exhausting to check their own UTM tags.

About Adriane

I did the scary thing. I’m a mom, wife, and now a first-time founder/CEO: Yet - within 4 years - we crossed $20,000,000 ARR. Totally bootstrapped! The secret to our growth? The value and ROI we provide make my company GrowthAssistant a simple business decision. So what is GrowthAssistant doing? Why are 100+ companies - including brands like Calm, Hubspot, WeightWatcher, WPP or DoorDash - relying on us? The idea is simple: We embed elite offshore talent into your company. When done right, it's magic. And we support you along the way to ensure it's done right. Embedding offshore talent? Here's what it means: Your $100k hires are likely still doing $15 / hour tasks. Tasks like launching ads, scheduling posts, pulling the weekly report or checking UTMs. Those tasks bog down teams. And our talent - we call them Growth Assistants - take them off your plate. They join your team including Slack, Zoom and any other systems. They work your hours. They are the secret sauce many effective teams use to scale. Want to learn more? Just drop me a LinkedIn message and let's connect! That's me: After running HR for 10+ years in a trading firm, I am now the CEO of my own company. And it has been wild. I learned a lot. Failed a lot. (See my featured posts for some of my learnings)

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