GrowthHackers and GrowthRocks Forge Strategic Partnership: A New Era of Growth Engineering Begins

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We are beyond thrilled to announce a strategic partnership between GrowthHackers and GrowthRocks, uniting two powerhouses in growth marketing and engineering. This landmark collaboration solidifies our position as the largest technology upskilling institution, now boasting over 7,000 students, and the largest Growth Engineering community worldwide, with a thriving network of more than 80,000 members.

A Bold Vision for the Future

This is more than just a collaboration—it’s a revolution in growth education, innovation, and community empowerment. By merging our expertise, resources, and global influence, we are setting a new standard for growth professionals and businesses everywhere.

What’s Coming Next?

Expanded Growth Services Cohorts

With a powerhouse of growth experts now at our helm, we’re expanding our Growth Services Cohorts. No longer limited to just 10 companies per year, we will now introduce specialized cohorts for: Infoproduct companies, Service-based businesses (B2B & B2C), E-commerce brands 

A Thriving Contributor Community

We believe in the power of shared knowledge. That’s why we’re launching a dedicated Contributors Area on our blog, allowing passionate growth hackers and marketers to share their insights and ideas with the community.

The Comeback of Growth Hacker Certifications

Growth hacking as a discipline has evolved, and so must its certification. Who better to certify growth hackers than those who pioneered the movement? We’re bringing back Growth Hacker Certifications, setting the gold standard for industry validation.

Growth Hackers: The AI Growth Engineers

The future of growth is AI-driven, and growth hackers are leading the charge. That’s why we’re launching a comprehensive AI upskilling program, designed to train and certify growth professionals as AI Growth Engineers—ensuring that our community remains at the forefront of AI-powered growth solutions.

Unleashing the Power of Our Community

We’re committed to empowering our global community with even more:

  • High-value content, actionable strategies, and exclusive tips
  • A new section featuring curated, must-read links for growth professionals
  • A worldwide link-building amplification network to spread our niche expertise far and wide

Introducing the Growth Hacking Awards

It’s time to celebrate excellence in growth hacking! We’re launching the Growth Hacking Awards to recognize and showcase the most groundbreaking achievements in our field.

Global Growth Hackers Conferences: Online & In-Person

The growth revolution is going global. We’re rolling out Growth Hackers Conferences:

  • Two in-person conferences per year in major cities worldwide
  • A digital conference every two months, making cutting-edge insights accessible to all

Leadership & Investment for the Next Chapter

We are excited to announce that Theo Moulos (Group CEO of GrowthRocks) joins GrowthHackers as an investor and partner, alongside investor/partner Peter Lang. Theo will take on the CSO (Chief Strategy Officer) role, ushering in a new era of leadership, innovation, and global impact.

The Future Is Now

This is just the beginning. Stay tuned for groundbreaking updates as we redefine what’s possible in growth hacking, technology education, and AI-driven innovation.

#GrowthRocks #GrowthHackers #GrowthEngineering #daretogrow

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