Instrument everything
If it isn't measured, it's a rumor. Every campaign, sequence, and send emits telemetry (reply rates, bounce curves, sender reputation) that feeds back into the system.
MARKET ARCHITECT
// core thesis Marketing is an engineering problem.
Most companies treat marketing like an art project: taste, luck, and vibes. I treat it like infrastructure. Audiences are datasets. Funnels are pipelines. Messaging is a function of input signals. And anything that runs twice should run itself.
If it isn't measured, it's a rumor. Every campaign, sequence, and send emits telemetry (reply rates, bounce curves, sender reputation) that feeds back into the system.
Humans should make judgment calls, not copy-paste. Targeting, enrichment, personalization, and follow-up are code paths: versioned, tested, and shipped.
A campaign that fails with data is worth more than one that wins without it. Ship, measure, refine, redeploy. Growth is an iteration loop, not a bet.
Two companies, one architecture. Each venture runs like production software: designed, instrumented, and iterated — never guessed.
AI-operated GTM engineering for B2B SaaS. The machine plus the architecture: an AI agent executes every wave of the build inside a system a senior operator designed — and a human signs everything before it reaches a buyer.
AI capture intelligence for federal contractors. A SAM.gov opportunity goes in; an evidence-backed bid / no-bid call and a compliance-first proposal starter come out — in minutes, not weeks.
The acquisition architecture under the ventures: five layers that turn targeted data into landed, qualified conversations. Audiences are datasets, funnels are pipelines — each layer instrumented, versioned, and automatable.
The orchestration layer. Audience definition to launched campaign as one continuous, observable pipeline: targeting, messaging, sending, and feedback in a single loop.
Clean, verified, campaign-ready audience data. Bad data burns sender reputation, so validation, dedup, and freshness checks run before a single message does.
Raw contacts in, context out. Firmographics, roles, intent signals, and local-market data layered on so every message can be shaped to the person receiving it.
Deliverability as infrastructure: authenticated domains, sender rotation, warm-up schedules, and controlled volume. Great messaging is worthless if it never lands.
The multiplier across everything above. AI-assisted personalization at scale, automated QA on lists and copy, and agents that handle the repeatable so operators only touch the exceptions.
Peter Galilee bridges the gap where growth breaks down: between understanding the market and building the machine. Engineer's hands, business-school head. That's where the most interesting problems live.
Building Simplimate — AI-operated GTM engineering for B2B SaaS — and GovCon One, AI capture intelligence for federal contractors. Same discipline in both: design the system, instrument it, let the machine run it.
Graduated magna cum laude. Trained to read a P&L; chose to write the software that moves it.
Comfortable across the whole surface: data pipelines and edge infra on one end, positioning and offer design on the other. The interesting problems live at the seam.
It probably is. Send a signal. I read everything.