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Alex Kudelka
Vice President of Sales at Bitrise
Alex Kudelka is a growth-focused and energetic go-to-market leader with a track record of scaling startups across different growth stages, primarily in the $1-$50m range.
His expertise lies in scaling GTM teams globally in EMEA, AMER, and JAPAC, business development channels, people operations, and revenue operations.
Alex's philosophy emphasizes the importance of culture for both employees and customers, and he believes in tackling challenges head-on to simplify finding solutions.
He pursued his education in Business Administration and Management, General at GMC - Georgia Military College.
Throughout his career, Alex has held various advisory and leadership roles in notable organizations like Glassfy, Bitrise, Doodle AG, Algolia, and VirtualWorks, focusing on business development, sales, and operations.
His diverse experience includes positions as Co-Founder & CRO, Vice President of Sales, Vice President of Revenue, Director of Global Business Development, Regional Sales Manager, and Business Development Manager.
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Reminder: Building something isn't for everyone.
We aren't programmed (at least anymore) to really build something new.
We don't like change, or at least we don't like the ambiguity and uncertainty that comes from the inevitable change a startup brings.
We like structure. We like predictability. We like knowing we are doing good work all the time. We seek validation. We like our comforts. THATS OKAY. THATS MOST OF US... and thats okay.
(Although ironically we also like to be the ones who say "hey, that sucks, it should be different" in the corner)
Startups are like that. At least the ones where you're really trying to do something different. Where you're trying to really change how an industry works, challenge the status quo and solve real problems.
If you're going to start something or join a team who is... you need to get your validation from solving problems. Get it from true impact. Get it from creativity.
Get it by finding value in building something that didn't exist before.
Whatever you do, don't think you're going to get it from sitting around waiting for it.
