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Mike Newman
Founder
About us
PacedRevenue is a revenue infrastructure firm for B2B companies. We replace founder instinct and guesswork with validated market signal, and install revenue systems that produce predictable, compounding revenue.
The story
PacedRevenue was started by Hassaan Ahmad and Adnan Khan, revenue and product operators who, between them, ran Anaplan UK's professional services practice, led Moody's expansion into Central Europe and the CIS region, and designed and shipped Meta's business and consumer products for billions of users.
Across 30+ years of combined on-the-ground sales, revenue and product strategy, and UX optimisation experience, they kept seeing the same pattern inside B2B companies: smart founders burning cash on growth tactics that didn't work. Fractional teams, agencies, more SDRs, more ad spend, more tools. Efforts that produced the feeling of being busy and productive, without any real or lasting impact on revenue.
The AI-slop explosion made it obvious. Overnight, the social feeds filled with “gurus” selling complex automations and sophisticated-sounding advice which Hassaan and Adnan had watched fail repeatedly across their careers.
Founders who had been burned by agencies in the past were understandably excited by the ability to do it all themselves, so they leaned in. They poured dozens of development hours and thousands of dollars into buying, building and testing automations that often succeeded in generating views, clicks and even leads. But revenue didn't move.
Seeing it once was interesting. Seeing it twice made us notice. Seeing it hundreds of times across continents, verticals and solutions made us see the pattern.
The lack of leads, the no-shows, trials not converting to revenue, deals dying to “no decision”, onboarding and retention requiring herculean manual effort: none of these were the problem. They were symptoms of a broken, closed-loop system.
We codified that system, named it PACED, and started PacedRevenue in 2025 to do the only thing that makes revenue a mathematical guarantee: fix the system itself, once and comprehensively, operate it until it stabilises, then hand it back to the founder to scale as they please.
The name is deliberate. Revenue should grow at a pace you control and can predict, not in lucky, unexplained spikes.
PACED is the method: Position, Activate, Capture, Embed, Develop. Five gates where revenue breaks. We find where yours is breaking, put a number on what it's costing you, and fix it.
The founders

Founding partner, revenue
ex-Anaplan, Moody's, S&P
Hassaan ran Anaplan UK's professional services practice and led Moody's expansion into Central Europe and the CIS region. He owns the revenue side of an engagement: positioning, deal structure, and the operating cadence that keeps a repaired system running after we hand it back.
LinkedIn, Hassaan Ahmad profile, opens in a new tab
Founding partner, product
ex-Meta
Adnan designed and shipped business and consumer products at Meta, used by billions of people. He owns the product and instrumentation side: turning what buyers actually do into signal you can act on, and building the assets and reporting the system runs on.
LinkedIn, Adnan Khan profile, opens in a new tabThe approach
Compounding revenue has specific, observable failure points, and they don't all happen at once. The PACED framework sorts them into five, in the order a buyer moves through them.
The right buyers either don't know you exist, or hear you and don't listen.
We rebuild your ICP and positioning on real purchase intent, so the people you're built for recognise themselves in your message.
Interest shows up, but signups and demos never become belief.
We engineer the path from first touch to “I need this”, so curiosity turns into commitment.
Deals that should close drift into “no decision” and stay there.
We restructure how deals are qualified, advanced and closed, so pipeline converts instead of rotting.
Customers sign, never reach real value, then slip away without a fight.
We build the onboarding and adoption system that gets them to outcomes fast.
Good accounts stay flat when they should be growing.
We install the expansion motion that turns retained customers into growing ones.
The difference
Here's where we part ways with them.
Most firms start executing on day one. We start by testing whether the market actually wants what you sell, at your price, from the buyers you think you have. If the answer is no, you find out in weeks, not after two more quarters of spend.
A thin pipeline is rarely a lead problem. It's usually a decision made, or skipped, further upstream. We trace the failure to its source and repair it there, so the fix holds instead of needing to be bought again every month.
Strategy built on internal opinion collapses on first contact with a buyer. Ours is built on what economic buyers actually do: what they pay for, why they commit, why they walk. If a claim can't survive that test, it doesn't go in your go-to-market (GTM) motion.
Consultants diagnose and leave. We stay to build the playbooks, the RevOps stack, the reporting and the assets. We then run the system alongside your team until the numbers prove it works, and you're ready to take the reins yourself.
Who it's for
If you're one of them, you'll recognise yourself in the first line.
“I'm burning more cash chasing revenue than I'm making.”
Pre-Series A with no signal, so one week you fix product, the next you try a growth hack, the third you're back at the drawing board. Your next raise needs traction you can defend, not a story you hope lands. We validate whether product-market fit exists and hand you signal that survives diligence.
“My forecast is a guess dressed up as a number.”
Deals take too long, arrive too small, and land too unevenly to commit to. We replace heroic quarters with a system: you'll know what goes in, what comes out, and when.
“Leads aren't converting and CAC keeps climbing.”
The CFO is asking questions and attribution gaps mean you can't answer them. We connect marketing to revenue with numbers that hold up in a board meeting.
“The company has stalled and the projections don't hold.”
Unit economics no longer support the plan. We diagnose what's structurally broken in the GTM system and fix it, protecting the thesis you invested in.
Not sure you fit? The PACED gates are a faster test. If your revenue story is breaking at one of the five, we can help. Take the four-minute diagnostic
Proof
Four engagements, four numbers, each one a click from the case study it came from.
Talk to us
You've seen how we work and what it produces. The next step is a conversation about your GTM system: where it's breaking, and what fixing it would be worth.
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