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Fractional CMO & CRO · Brand to Revenue

Build the brand. Create demand. Grow revenue.

hitsuzendō provides fractional Chief Marketing Officer and Chief Revenue Officer leadership for ambitious businesses. We bring brand, marketing, sales and commercial strategy together around one growth agenda.

Fractional, project-based or embedded — shaping the strategy, leading the work and staying accountable to commercial outcomes.

Andrew Duggan, CMO & CRO, Commercial Growth Advisor

Andrew Duggan

Founder & CMO/CRO, hitsuzendō

Available
The Practice

Leadership built on experience in the seat.

hitsuzendō (筆禅道) translates literally to 'The Way of the Zen Brush' — a discipline rooted in focus, mastery, and single-minded execution. These are the exact principles we bring to commercial revenue systems.

We give ambitious businesses access to experienced Chief Marketing and Chief Revenue leadership without the commitment, cost or delay of a permanent executive hire. We step in when a business needs sharper direction, stronger demand, a more effective sales engine or senior leadership through change.

A track record built for growth

20+

Years in-market

£600M+

Revenue influenced

40+

Countries

Two decades of senior marketing and revenue leadership — measured by the commercial outcomes delivered, not the deliverables produced.

Experience across ambitious brands

BP
Oh Polly
Co-operative Bank
Postman Pooch
Google
Added Health
P97 Networks
Al Nassr FC
The Approach

Marketing and revenue should not run as separate agendas.

The strongest growth happens when positioning, demand, sales and customer value are led as one system. I bring the senior direction needed to connect the work, then shape the engagement around the constraint in front of you.

Where I create leverage

One operator. The full marketing and revenue function.

The disciplines are connected by design. Start with the problem that matters most, then build the capability to make the next move easier.

Engagement Models

Choose the shape that fits the challenge.

From experienced counsel to embedded leadership, the engagement flexes around your stage, pace, and ambition.

If you need answers now

Rapid

Focused senior thinking for the decision in front of you — a one-hour call, a two-hour session, or a full-day workshop. Pay for the time, get the answers, move forward.

Commitment

1 hour to 1 day

Best for

Leaders who need experienced direction now — not a proposal, not a project, just clarity.

Most flexible

Advisory

A sounding board for founders and the C-suite — senior review and guidance on strategy, plans, and commercial decisions without hands-on delivery.

Commitment

2–3 days per month

Best for

Founders and C-suite who need experienced counsel between major decisions.

Most in demand

Fractional

Ongoing part-time CMO or CRO leadership — the senior operator in your business without the full-time cost.

Commitment

2–3 days per week, ongoing

Best for

Companies that need senior leadership now but are not ready for a full-time hire.

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Project

A defined initiative with a clear scope, timeline, and deliverable — a rebrand, a launch, a turnaround, a pricing change.

Commitment

Fixed scope, 4–12 weeks

Best for

Companies that need a specific outcome delivered, not ongoing leadership.

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In-house

Embedded interim leadership during a transition, a hire gap, or a critical period — full-time, for a fixed period.

Commitment

3–6 months, full-time

Best for

Companies between hires or going through a transformation that needs a senior operator in the building.

In Their Words

What changes after the first quarter.

"Andrew walked in and within two weeks had a clearer view of our market than the team that built the brand. He repositioned us in a single quarter and the commercial results followed within the next two."

Commercial Director

Global Sport, Middle East

"We had tried agencies that treated our fashion label like a commodity. Andrew built a story our customers actually recognised — and scaled it across three new markets without losing the brand."

Founder

DTC Fashion Label

"The board stopped asking what marketing was doing and started asking how soon we could scale it. That is the difference a real commercial operator makes in a regulated market."

Chief Executive

Financial Services

Insights

Field notes on brand and commercial strategy.

Occasional essays on positioning, growth, and what separates brands that endure. No fluff — just considered thinking, a few times a year.

Begin

Let's start with what needs to change.

You do not need a polished brief. Bring the challenge, the ambition, or the decision that is getting in the way.