About us
Hello and welcome!
For years, we led marketing inside organisations big and small. We defended budgets that weren’t converting. We sat in the meetings where marketing and sales blamed each other for a slow pipeline.
Now, as consultants, we keep meeting B2B founders stuck in exactly the same place. That’s why Exemplarie exists.
Between Garima, Karishma and me, we bring 50+ years of brand, marketing and sales experience with global businesses. We use it to find what’s holding your growth back, fix it, and help marketing finally pull its weight.
We’re a small team on purpose. When you work with us, you don’t just get a consultant. You get an advisor and partner who’s invested in your success.
Shubhi Joshi, Founder & Principal Consultant
Founder & Principal Consultant
16+ years leading marketing and branding strategy across global organizations and startups, before turning to independent consulting and building Exemplarie. Specializes in digital and content marketing, with a focus on helping fast-growing businesses achieve real, measurable growth.
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Head of Strategy
17+ years across marketing, business growth, and brand management, known for driving innovation and delivering high-ROI outcomes across sectors. Currently also runs a sports retail brand.
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Head of Growth
16+ years of entrepreneurship and marketing experience across industries, with a track record of turning strategy into execution that ships on time and on-brand. Owns delivery end-to-end, from rollout to results.
Connect on LinkedInDiagnose first, then connect brand, marketing and sales into one system your team can run. We tell you what we actually find, even when it’s uncomfortable, and stay with you until it works.
One of us leads your work, start to finish. Every action item gets a named owner on your team. And if we’re not the right fit, we’ll tell you before you spend anything.
Outside work, we love exploring, traveling, reading or just spending quality time with friends, family, and pets. Our Monday meetings still run over because someone has a new story or recommendation.
