Joe Levy

Joe co-founded Strativera on a simple frustration: strategy firms that hand you a deck and wish you luck, and agencies that run campaigns nobody ever connected to revenue. He built the firm to do both jobs with one senior team, and he still works the way the firm sells: the person who pressure-tests your growth model on the discovery call is the person accountable for the plan.

As President & Founder, Joe owns strategy and development for every client engagement: growth roadmaps, go-to-market plans, RevOps architecture, and the reporting that lets a board see what marketing actually returns. His current focus is where AI changes the work, from AI-visibility strategy for clients to the internal systems that keep a deliberately small team fast.

He comes by that seat honestly. Joe has spent more than 15 years running growth as an operator, not an observer, across various industries. He has owned P&L as an in-house executive, led growth for national brands and multi-location networks, and built and run agency teams responsible for entire portfolios of brands, which is why he is comfortable on either side of the table.

Most of that history sits exactly where Strativera works today: walking into companies that never had a real marketing, sales, or RevOps function, building the first one, then wiring CRM, attribution, and forecasting together so leadership can finally see what spend returns. He has done that work alongside founders, executive teams, and private equity partners, from the first diagnostic through due diligence, integration, and the quarters of disciplined execution that follow.

Joe holds a Master of Quantitative Management in Business Analytics from Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business and completed the Chief Marketing Officer Program at Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management, earning its Executive Scholar Certificate. On top of that sit 25 professional certifications across AI, machine learning, analytics, finance, and growth, from IBM, Google, and universities including Pennsylvania, Duke, Virginia, and Vanderbilt. He keeps collecting them because the work keeps changing. And he answers diligence questions with sources: every rating and result Strativera cites links to a platform we cannot edit.