Paul McIntosh
Founder & CEO
Marketing, Tech, Entrepreneur
Wantage, England, UK
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Paul McIntosh is the Founder and CEO of Bridgehead Agency, and is a Go-to-Market expert, mentor, sales leader and advisor. Bridgehead Agency (formerly Mustard) is a leading international go-to-market (GTM) agency that guarantees to help startups and scaleups succeed in international growth.
Paul McIntosh has over twenty-five years world-class experience in business development, sales and marketing at the highest level in both blue chip Companies such as Cisco, BBC and Lego plus start up and scale up businesses spanning both B2B and B2C tech sectors. Over the past 13+ years Paul has helped drive countless new brands, products and services to market very successfully with the team here. A mentor and advisor to start-ups & scale-ups and is a Patron of The Caring Cancer Trust charity.
Paul McIntosh is a World Class Go-To-Market Expert and Commercial Leader that has helped over 70 companies enter, establish and grow their businesses in the UK, Europe, USA & Canada.
• Proficient in strategy, commercial and project team leadership, sales, business transformation and business growth and scale at the very highest level.
• A highly successful track record of surpassing key objectives in both blue chip organisations, start up, scale up and rapid growth operations within the UK, Europe & North America.
• A CEO & Founder that’s passionate about helping companies grow and expand their businesses internationally and in home markets.
• Key European relationships with senior personnel across all B2B verticals and B2C including Retail, E-Commerce, Service Provider, Utility, Telco, Property, Construction, Government, Enterprise and Strategic Partnerships.
• SaaS, FinTech, PropTech, AgriTech, CyberSecurity, CPG, Consumer Electronics, CPG, Emerging/New Technology, IPTV, Smart Home, Energy and Games Industry experience.
Paul McIntosh is also featured on our premiere Features Page, and you can read their podcast interview transcript.
