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Vaibhav Sisinty

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Vaibhav Sisinty is an Indian entrepreneur, growth consultant, marketer, and internet personality known for his work in growth marketing, startup consulting, and online education. He is the founder and chief executive officer of GrowthSchool, an Indian cohort-based learning platform. Sisinty is also recognized for his expertise in growth hacking and has worked with startups and brands to scale profitability through internet-driven marketing strategies.[1]

Prior to founding GrowthSchool, Sisinty worked at companies including Uber and Klook, where he held positions related to marketing and growth strategy.[2]

Early life and education

Sisinty developed an interest in entrepreneurship and digital marketing during his college years. While studying engineering, he started experimenting with internet businesses, website development, and digital growth strategies. He launched an early project called Discovering Android, which focused on Android-related content and technology.[3]

Career

Early ventures

In 2012, Sisinty founded CrazyHeads, a digital media and growth consulting company. Through the firm, he worked with startups and businesses on digital marketing, branding, user acquisition, and growth strategies. According to company information, CrazyHeads served over 100 clients globally within its first few years.[1]

Sisinty also worked independently as a growth consultant through his personal brand and website, advising startups on growth marketing, customer acquisition, influencer campaigns, and digital strategy.[2]

Uber

In 2015, Sisinty joined Uber where he worked across marketing and growth functions. During his tenure, he was involved in city launches, rider acquisition, partnerships, customer engagement, and business expansion initiatives in India and Latin America.[2]

He later held a role in growth strategy for Uber’s Latin America operations, focusing on customer growth and business performance.[2]

Klook

After Uber, Sisinty joined Klook, a travel and experiences platform, as Head of Marketing for India and the Middle East. In this role, he oversaw customer acquisition, partnerships, brand growth, and marketing strategy.[2]

According to company materials, he helped scale Klook’s regional business significantly during his tenure.[1]

GrowthSchool

In September 2021, Sisinty founded GrowthSchool, an online learning platform focused on cohort-based education and professional upskilling.[3]

The platform partners with industry practitioners and subject-matter experts to offer courses in growth marketing, entrepreneurship, product management, design, and business.[4]

GrowthSchool gained recognition within India's edtech sector and raised funding from investors including Sequoia Capital India and Owl Ventures.[2]

Public presence

Sisinty maintains an online presence through social media platforms, where he shares content related to entrepreneurship, growth hacking, startup scaling, and internet marketing. He has built an audience through educational content, workshops, and business-related discussions.[1]

He is also known for conducting workshops and online programs on growth hacking, digital marketing, and entrepreneurship.[5]

Personal philosophy

Sisinty has advocated for practical learning and skill-based education, emphasizing mentorship from industry practitioners and real-world business application.[3]

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