Head of Demand Generation

I build revenue systems. And the AI that runs them.

12 years in B2B demand generation. I built a scale-up's demand-gen engine from zero, and the production AI that multiplies it.

The AI systems I run My background
01 · The person

Meet Vitaliy. And Mozzi.

The avatar is rendered. Nothing else here is.

Spec sheet
Made in Ukraine · Allentown, PA based · 90 min from NYC
Anything he does twice gets automated
Fluent in 3 languages · US permanent resident
Mozzi: attends every meeting, contributes nothing, somehow indispensable
02 · The record

The revenue system built from zero

01 · The problem

2023: a B2B software-services company scaling from 50 to 200+ people, with no outbound engine. Pipeline depended on referrals and the founders' network.

02 · What got built

A demand-gen org from scratch: team hired, positioning set, an outbound + ABM + events motion, and attribution in one source of truth.

03 · The result

More ARR sourced in 2023–2026 than the company had generated in its whole history. Sourced = pipeline the team created that went on to close.

The employer is unnamed for contractual reasons. Company, role and every number here are verifiable in interviews and via references.

03 · Operator, not advisor

I write the AI my team runs on.

Most growth leaders brief engineers or buy tools. I write the code: Python, LLM APIs, self-hosted infrastructure. My own team runs on it every day. Four systems, all in production inside a live revenue org. The same builds are available for yours.

Inbox replies, drafted before you open them

A lead replies. The system reads the whole thread and the lead's profile, figures out what they actually want, pulls the closest matching case study, and writes the reply in the rep's own voice. A second model grades every draft against a 9-point quality bar; weak drafts get rejected and rewritten. The rep reviews and hits send.

96/100 approved unedited on 200+ real threads (tested)
~$0.02 per reply
daily since Apr 2026 (live)

Every lead scored before anyone touches it

Raw lead lists arrive dirty: duplicates, dead companies, wrong titles. Fifty automated steps clean them, drop everyone we already know, enrich each person from 7 data sources (about 114 fields), and grade them A to E on 16 criteria. Reps open the CRM and see only leads worth their time, already ranked.

A–E on 16 criteria (live)
7 data sources unified
Reliability: 2,304 automated tests.

A CRM that logs itself

It watches 27 team mailboxes. Every email gets matched to the right contact, even when the address doesn't line up exactly, and logged as CRM activity on its own. Nothing gets logged twice, and if a sync stalls it alerts before anyone notices. No rep data entry, no invisible deals.

14,124 emails logged (live)
0 duplicates found post-backfill
95.1% recall at 0.27% false positives, labeled sample

Meeting recording without the per-seat bill

Records team calls, transcribes them, recognizes who said what by voice, and mails a summary in whatever language the call was held in. Transcripts stay on our own server, not in a vendor's cloud.

~$0 marginal cost
runs on an €18/mo box (live)

Also in production: a conference meeting scheduler · exec revenue dashboards · a follow-up ranker that tells reps who to contact today · nightly AI agents that patch the team's own tooling

04 · The people

The part AI can't do.

Stylized illustration of Vitaliy with a team on a terracotta backdrop

AI-generated illustration, not the actual team. The numbers below are the real thing.

leading a 7-person demand-gen team today
50+ people hired and trained, many now well-known senior specialists
management committee seat
05 · The background

I lead demand generation for a living.

Head of Demand Generation at a B2B software-services company. Hands-on, full-time, building pipeline as a system rather than a heroic effort.

What the seat covers
The playbook behind the record above: ICP → channels → team design → attribution.
Sales Ops owned: one attribution source of truth in HubSpot or Salesforce, lead scoring and routing, pipeline-blockage alerts.
Sales alignment built in: demand gen and sales share one sourced-pipeline number.
Career · verifiable
2023–now · Head of Demand Generation, a B2B software-services company · management committee seat
2019–2023 · Qarea · built and led the 5-person outbound team
2018–2019 · Budha Tech · co-founded a growth agency
2018 · Program-Ace · enterprise outbound into Fortune 500 R&D
2016–2017 · Hush-Hush · healthcare data-masking SaaS; opened its first international office
2014–2016 · PSD2HTML · first sales seat; promoted in 6 months
Logistics
US-based
Always happy to talk shop with people building growth orgs.
Write me

Comparing notes costs nothing. I answer everything.

06 · For automation clients

Want systems like these? I build them for revenue teams.

Project work. The systems above, built into your stack: your CRM, Gmail or Outlook, your outreach tools. On infrastructure you own.

Working stack: HubSpot · Salesforce · Clay · Instantly · Expandi · Python · Claude / LLM APIs · self-hosted

How an engagement runs
01  Audit: your funnel and stack, mapped. You leave with a one-page build plan, whether or not we continue.
02  Pilot: one workflow, one success metric, on your real data. Working version in weeks, human-in-the-loop from day one.
03  Handover: your infrastructure, your code, your docs, team trained. 30 days of support included. No lock-in.
Reliability & data
Runs on your infrastructure; what touches LLM APIs is agreed in writing.
Anything customer-facing gets human approval before it sends.
Switching it off just means reps work manually again.
Monitoring and alerting ship with every build.
What I need from you
A workflow owner, sandbox access to the tools in scope, and real examples of the task done well.
Book a 30-minute audit 30 minutes. An honest read on what's worth automating. No pitch deck. Or just email the thing you want automated.

If you got this far, just write.

I like talking to people who build revenue systems: hiring or not, buying or not. If something above made you think "we have that exact problem," describe it in three sentences. Worst case, you get a straight answer about whether it's worth automating.

hello@meetvitaliy.com