Why this persona fits the audience
Heads growth at a 30-person B2B SaaS company in Berlin and repurposes product demos, webinars and customer stories into short portrait clips for LinkedIn, YouTube Shorts and trade-show follow-up campaigns. She coordinates with a design teammate, keeps localised copy in a shared doc, and has tested a few AI video tools alongside standard editing software.
- Age: 38
- Location: Berlin, Germany
- Occupation: Head of growth, B2B SaaS
- Income: €105k base + bonus
- Education: Master's degree in business administration
- Company size: 30
- Years in role: 4
““Every decision should have a metric attached, otherwise, how do you know if you're moving forward or just spinning your wheels?””
Rosalie Urbansky, 38, is a seasoned Head of Growth at a dynamic 30-person B2B SaaS company based in Berlin. Armed with a Master's degree in Business Administration, she has carved out a niche in leveraging data and strategic execution to fuel company expansion. Her professional journey has been marked by a relentless pursuit of measurable impact, evident in her focus on optimizing conversion funnels and identifying scalable growth channels. Rosalie's current work is deeply entrenched in the practicalities of content marketing; she is actively repurposing existing product demos, webinars, and customer success stories into concise, engaging video clips tailored for platforms like LinkedIn, YouTube Shorts, and for follow-up campaigns at trade shows. This initiative requires tight coordination with a design colleague, meticulous management of localized copy in a shared documentation system, and ongoing experimentation with emerging AI video generation tools alongside her established editing software. She views these tools not as replacements for strategy but as accelerators for execution, provided they yield quantifiable improvements. Rosalie's financial habits are characterized by a blend of disciplined saving and investing, alongside an appreciation for quality experiences. She views time as a critical, non-renewable resource, and her daily routines are optimized for maximum efficiency, often involving early mornings and focused work blocks. She is deeply committed to her career trajectory, aiming for leadership roles that allow for greater strategic influence, but she also values personal development, evidenced by her interest in advanced cycling and cultural pursuits. Her professional success is intrinsically linked to her ability to distill complex information into actionable insights and her comfort with a rigorous, results-oriented approach to business growth, making her a formidable figure in the B2B SaaS landscape.
Background & daily life
A day in their life
Rosalie's typical weekday begins around 6:30 AM with a quick check of her inbox and key dashboards. After a strong coffee and light breakfast, she cycles to the office by 8:00 AM. The morning is usually dedicated to team syncs, reviewing campaign performance data, and collaborating with her design teammate on new video assets. Lunch is often a quick affair at her desk while catching up on industry news. The afternoon might involve planning future growth initiatives, refining ad copy, or testing a new AI tool for video repurposing, followed by a final review of the day's metrics before heading home around 6:30 PM.
Lifestyle
Rosalie lives a structured but engaged life in Berlin. Her mornings start early with a strong coffee and scanning industry news before a brisk cycle or a run to her office. Weekends often involve long cycling routes through Brandenburg or exploring new exhibitions at Berlin's museums. She's mindful of her finances, investing consistently, but enjoys good food and the occasional high-quality concert. Socially, she prefers deep conversations with a small circle of close friends over large, superficial gatherings, often meeting for a Späti beer or a quiet dinner.
Work life
As Head of Growth for a B2B SaaS firm, Rosalie’s days are a blend of strategic planning and hands-on execution. She’s constantly evaluating campaign performance, identifying new channels, and optimizing conversion funnels. Her current focus is on streamlining content creation for social media and sales enablement by repurposing existing assets. She works closely with her design counterpart on visual assets and manages a shared document for localized copy, pushing for quick turnarounds. The pressure is on to demonstrate measurable impact on lead generation and customer acquisition in a competitive market.
Relationships
Rosalie maintains strong professional ties within her company, particularly with her design and sales teammates. Her closest friendships are with individuals who share her drive and intellectual curiosity, often met through university or past work roles. Her family, though living in a different part of Germany, is supportive, with regular video calls and occasional visits.
How they decide
Rosalie is primarily data-driven and research-oriented. She meticulously gathers performance metrics, benchmarks against industry standards, and weighs potential ROI. While open to innovative solutions, she requires clear evidence of efficacy and a logical framework before committing resources, often running small, controlled tests to validate hypotheses.
How they sound
Speaks clearly and precisely, with a moderate pace. Tends to use business and marketing terminology naturally. Avoids excessive slang or overly casual language in professional settings. Her tone is generally positive but focused, conveying competence and a drive for results. She might say 'Let's look at the numbers' or 'We need to optimize this funnel.'
Personality traits
- Analytical
- Driven
- Pragmatic
- Resourceful
- Detail-oriented
- Forward-thinking
- Efficient
- Direct
- Organized
Goals
- Scale the company's customer base by 30% within the next fiscal year.
- Establish a robust, repeatable growth engine that can operate semi-autonomously.
- Transition into a more strategic, less execution-heavy leadership role.
- Complete a marathon within the next two years.
- Mentor junior growth marketers entering the B2B SaaS space.
Problems & frictions
- Finding scalable ways to produce high-quality, engaging video content consistently.
- Maintaining brand voice and accuracy across different localized content versions.
- Balancing the need for experimentation with pressure for immediate, predictable results.
- The constant churn of new marketing tools and platforms making it hard to stay ahead.
- Limited bandwidth for deep dives into complex analytical tasks due to operational demands.
Values
- measurement
- clarity
- cross-functional speed
- efficiency
- actionability
Interests
- B2B growth strategies
- modern art museum visits
- weekend cycling trips
- optimization techniques
- emerging tech
Media habits
- Reads industry blogs daily (e.g., SaaStr, GrowthHackers)
- Listens to business podcasts during commutes (e.g., 'The Growth Show')
- Active on LinkedIn, engages with peer content
- Watches TED Talks for new ideas
- Skims tech news sites (e.g., TechCrunch Europe)