I spent years inside a demanding industry before I ever wrote a line of marketing copy.
I'm a chemical engineer by training. I worked inside the industrial world — real plants, real operations, real consequences when something doesn't perform. That's where I learned how ambitious operators actually think: you know exactly where the business could go, and you know exactly how it feels when time, complexity, or a vendor who overpromised is what's slowing the climb.
I've also rebuilt from scratch before — new country, new industry, starting again with nothing but the work. So when I sit across from a business owner carrying the whole operation on their back, I'm not imagining what that pressure feels like.
Larimar exists because most agencies sell marketing from outside your world. Pretty websites, disconnected tactics, reports that hide more than they show. I wanted to build the opposite: one system, run with an engineer's discipline, that treats your growth like an outcome to be engineered — not a campaign to be renewed.