Diógenes Morillo

I'm a C-Suite marketing executive and AI-powered growth architect with 10+ years transforming lean marketing budgets into outsized, repeatable returns across healthcare, luxury retail, technology, and entertainment. My core belief: growth isn't about how much you spend, it's about how strategically you invest.

As an independent consultant reporting directly to boards and business ownership, I've operated with full P&L autonomy — architecting growth systems, not campaigns. In healthcare, I built an AI-powered patient journey and conversion funnel that generated 1,080% average annual ROI ($141,640/year from a $12,000 investment), sustained across 3+ consecutive years, with a 40% conversion rate (vs. 5–10% industry average). In luxury retail, I repositioned an Italian kitchen brand from "product seller" to "lifestyle advisor," generating up to 190x ROI ($144K–$912K annually from a $4,800 investment) across 6 consecutive years, while scaling the team from a solo practitioner to 7 people. I've also led remote digital strategy for US-based clients in Miami and a 6-month growth engagement for a health-tech SaaS platform.

My approach combines three things that rarely coexist in one operator: the analytical rigor of a financial strategist (CAC, LTV, ROAS, capital efficiency), the narrative power of an International Emmy Award-winning storyteller (2020, "La Tumba"), and the technical fluency of an AI architect building custom agent workflows for lead scoring, personalization, and campaign automation.

I'm Wharton-trained in Business Analytics and a graduate of the University of London's Business & Marketing Strategies program. I've also trained 500+ professionals in leadership, strategic communication, and applied AI as faculty at Universidad Metropolitana and as a corporate facilitator for organizations like Cervecería Polar, Farmatodo, and BBVA Provincial. I lead and build high-performance teams (1→20+) with a neurobehavioral approach to leadership — understanding that decisions are driven by emotion and context, not just data.

I'm currently seeking a VP Marketing, CMO, or Chief Growth Officer role in the United States, ideally remote or based in South Florida, where I can architect scalable growth systems, treat marketing as a capital allocation function, and drive measurable enterprise value.