MEET THE FOUNDERS
Two founders.
A whole team behind them.
Direct access to both founders. They work with every client.
Giuseppe Brown
Chief Product Officer
Strength Scaling Founder
Giuseppe is the reason our clients hit 1,623 leads at $1.06 each. He treats gym marketing like engineering: break the funnel into parts, cut out the weakest links, and recreate the strongest ones. He's the one making sure that leads flow, and revenue grows. If a client's metrics move, he knows before they do.
Peyton Carlson
Chief of Growth
Strength Scaling Founder
Peyton drives sales growth, shapes brand image, and builds the relationships that help Strength Scaling keep expanding. He focuses on creating opportunities, making strong connections, and positioning the company in a way that stands out in a competitive market. With a sharp eye for growth and branding, Peyton helps turn ideas into momentum and partnerships into long-term success.
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
The coaches behind Elite.
Max Harrison
Business Development
Gym Investor
Investment Banking to Private Equity
Growth Stage Founder
Chad Tullock
Business Development
Gym Investor
Founder of Equipment Supply Company
Massive Network in Fitness Community
SALES TEAM
The first voice you'll hear.
Levi
Sales Development
Cristine
Sales Development
Christian
Sales Development
Matthew
Sales Development
Tyler
Sales Development
WHY WE STARTED
Gym owners deserved better than an agency.
Strength Scaling started because we kept watching the same story: a gym owner pours everything into their floor, hires a big-box marketing agency, and gets a dashboard, an account manager, and silence. Leads that never got a text back. Contracts that outlived the results.
So we built the thing we couldn't find — a company where the founders are on every account, the follow-up is measured in seconds, and the client owns their ad account, their data, and their system. We cap the roster on purpose and put our names on the work. That's the whole model: a team that works for you, not a team that you work for.
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