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Moe Alhosni, founder of ROI Maximizer. Before that he spent four and a half years in sales at Moody's in London, most recently as Assistant Director, Sales, working with banks, asset managers and private equity firms. He runs the campaigns behind the first-hand data on this site.
After Moody's he was Sales Director at Coinshift, a Web3 treasury management company (2024). Before Moody's he worked at BLOM Bank France in London on settlements and customer service, including AML/KYC record updates.
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Career ROI Maximizer (ROI Maxi) (May 2025 – present) Founder, May 2025 – present M Ventures LTD, the company behind it, was incorporated on 11 March 2024.
Coinshift (Apr 2024 – Dec 2024) Sales Director, Apr 2024 – Dec 2024. Web3 treasury management. Moody's, London (Oct 2019 – Apr 2024 (4 yrs 7 mos)) Assistant Director, Sales, May 2023 – Apr 2024. Central banks, financial institutions, asset managers, private equity and venture capital in Central and Eastern Europe, plus Portugal, Malta and Cyprus. Credit Solutions Sales Representative, Oct 2022 – May 2023. Asset managers. Account Manager, Jul 2021 – Oct 2022. Tier 1 banks and asset managers. Client Service Associate, Oct 2019 – Jun 2021 BLOM Bank France, London (Feb 2019 – Sep 2019) Customer Service Representative, Aug 2019 – Sep 2019. Including AML/KYC record updates. Settlement Clerk, Feb 2019 – Aug 2019 Family wool-trading business, Syria (2008 – 2012) Assistant General Manager, 2008 – 2012 Education: Lebanese American University.
Former employers are listed for background only. None of them is connected with ROI Maximizer, and nothing on this site uses their data, clients or methods.
Articles by Moe Alhosni (125) Growth partner for financial institutions: what one does, and how to choose · 1 November 2026Outsourced business development for financial services: what to hand over, and the cost · 1 November 2026Fintech growth partner: what to hand over to one, and what to keep · 1 November 2026Regtech lead generation: reaching compliance, risk and reporting buyers · 1 November 2026How to sell to credit unions: who decides, the NCUA vendor review and outreach · 1 November 2026Lead generation for lenders and private credit: borrowers, sponsors and introducers · 1 November 2026Crypto and Web3 lead generation: B2B meetings, not token promotion · 1 November 2026Wealthtech lead generation: selling to RIAs, wealth managers and advisers · 1 November 2026Open banking and BaaS lead generation: sponsor banks, fintechs and data buyers · 1 November 2026Lead generation for insurance brokers: winning commercial clients before renewal · 1 November 2026How to reach family offices: selling a service vs raising capital · 1 November 2026Best lead generation agency for selling to banks (2026 shortlist) · 1 November 2026Best lead generation agency for fintech, by stage: first bank pilot to Series B (2026) · 1 November 2026Best lead generation agency for insurance (2026 shortlist) · 1 November 2026Best lead generation agency for wealth and asset management (2026) · 1 November 2026Best lead generation agency for payments companies (2026 shortlist) · 1 November 2026State of B2B Outbound 2027: deliverability, replies and what agencies charge · 31 October 2026Cold email templates: 36 that follow what got 2,333 positive replies · 31 October 2026Cold email follow-up templates: 14 emails for steps 2 to 7, each with one job · 31 October 2026Cold email templates by industry: 16 for eight B2B markets · 31 October 2026Ghosted after a yes: 12 email templates for a prospect who went quiet · 31 October 2026B2B lead generation for SaaS companies: who buys, what works, what it costs · 31 October 2026Lead generation for MSPs and IT services firms: winning managed IT clients · 31 October 2026B2B lead generation for cybersecurity companies: meetings with CISOs and IT leads · 31 October 2026Lead generation for recruitment agencies and staffing firms: winning client companies · 31 October 2026B2B lead generation for consulting firms: early conversations before the tender · 31 October 2026B2B lead generation for manufacturers and industrial suppliers · 31 October 2026Lead generation for logistics companies: forwarders, 3PLs and freight brokers · 31 October 2026Lead generation for medtech and healthtech: meetings with hospital decision-makers · 31 October 2026B2B lead generation for hospitality: selling to hotels, resorts and travel brands · 31 October 2026Lead generation for commercial real estate: brokers, owners and occupiers · 31 October 2026Lead generation for HR tech companies: meetings with people leaders · 31 October 2026B2B lead generation for law firms: winning commercial clients within the rules · 31 October 2026SalesHive pricing (October 2026): three plans, no published price, and what you pay · 31 October 2026Leadium pricing (October 2026): no published price, month to month, no outcome guarantee · 31 October 2026Cleverly pricing (October 2026): $397 to $2,997 a month, depending on which page you read · 31 October 2026Sopro pricing (October 2026): from around €3.4K a month, no minimum contract · 31 October 2026EBQ pricing (October 2026): $5,000 or $10,000 a month, on an annual contract · 31 October 2026Abstrakt Marketing Group pricing (October 2026): outbound from $5,000 a month · 31 October 2026Operatix pricing (October 2026): no published price, and what its own pages do tell you · 31 October 2026Belkins alternatives (October 2026): seven firms grouped by how they charge · 31 October 2026CIENCE alternatives (October 2026): what else to buy instead of team-plus-seat pricing · 31 October 2026Martal Group alternatives (October 2026): if a three-month pilot is not what you want · 31 October 2026Callbox alternatives (October 2026): seven firms that charge differently from a $6,667 pod · 31 October 2026SalesHive alternatives (October 2026): seven firms grouped by how they charge · 31 October 2026SalesRoads alternatives (October 2026): cheaper seats, other channels, or pay per meeting · 31 October 2026Leadium alternatives (October 2026): seven firms that publish what Leadium does not · 31 October 2026Cleverly alternatives (October 2026): when LinkedIn replies are not enough · 31 October 2026Cold email reply rates by industry (2026): our data from 91,209 emails · 30 October 2026Best pay-per-meeting lead generation agencies (2026): 12 compared, with prices · 30 October 2026Fintech email security benchmark 2026: how 478 fintechs set up DMARC, SPF and more · 30 October 2026Fintech lead generation in London: UK banks, building societies and asset managers · 30 October 2026B2B lead generation for financial services in New York: buyers, CAN-SPAM and DFS Part 500 · 30 October 2026Fintech lead generation in Dubai: DIFC firms, UAE banks and the data rules · 30 October 2026Fintech lead generation in Singapore: MAS-regulated buyers and the Spam Control Act · 30 October 2026Fintech lead generation in Warsaw: Polish banks, the KNF and the consent rule · 30 October 2026Fintech lead generation in Frankfurt: German banks, Sparkassen and UWG section 7 · 30 October 2026Fintech lead generation in Zurich: Swiss banks, private banks and the consent rule · 30 October 2026Belkins alternatives for fintech and financial services, grouped by what you need instead · 29 October 2026Callbox vs ROI Maximizer for financial services: subscription pod or pay per meeting · 29 October 2026Appointment setting for companies that sell to banks: four options, and what counts · 29 October 2026B2B lead generation for financial services, paid per held meeting · 29 October 2026Fintech lead generation: booking meetings with banks and finance teams · 29 October 2026Lead generation for selling to banks and credit unions · 29 October 2026Lead generation for asset and wealth management: B2B meetings with managers, RIAs and IFAs · 29 October 2026Private equity deal sourcing outreach: cold email to owners, paid per held meeting · 29 October 2026B2B lead generation for insurance, lending and payments firms · 29 October 2026Is Cold Email Legal for Financial Services? UK, EU, US and Canada · 29 October 2026When Does a Cold Email Become a Financial Promotion? FSMA s21 for Outbound Teams · 29 October 2026FINRA 2210 and the SEC Marketing Rule for Prospecting Emails: A Plain-English Guide · 29 October 2026Cold Email for Accounting Firms and Fractional CFOs: Who to Target and What to Say · 29 October 2026How to sell to banks: buying committees, vendor risk and who signs · 29 October 2026How fintechs land their first bank pilot, and why most pilots stall · 29 October 2026How to sell to asset managers and RIAs: who signs, who blocks · 29 October 2026Selling to banks in Central and Eastern Europe: what is different · 29 October 2026Fintech lead generation agencies compared, with published prices (2026) · 29 October 2026Proprietary deal flow by cold email: a setup guide for PE deal teams · 29 October 2026Insurtech lead generation: how to reach carriers, MGAs and brokers · 29 October 2026Pay per meeting for fintech: what "qualified" should mean when the buyer is a bank · 29 October 2026Pay Per Result Cold Email: What You Pay For and When · 28 October 2026Pay-Per-Result Lead Generation: How It Works and Costs · 28 October 2026Cold Email Statistics (October 2026): Our Campaign Data Beside the Published Benchmarks · 16 October 2026How to Respond to a Positive Cold Email Reply: What They Ask For and What to Send · 16 October 2026Cold email subject lines behind 2,333 positive-reply events, each with its denominator · 16 October 2026How Many Cold Emails per Day per Inbox? We Set 15–33, and What Gmail and Outlook Require · 16 October 2026Cold Email Templates for Agencies: 8 Real Emails From Our Own Sequences · 16 October 2026Pay-Per-Appointment and Appointment Setting Companies, Grouped by How They Charge · 14 October 2026Pay Per Appointment vs Pay Per Lead: What Each Bills, and Who Keeps the Risk · 14 October 2026B2B Lead Generation Agency UK: Eight Firms by Model · 14 October 2026Outsourced SDR: what a seat costs per held meeting (October 2026) · 14 October 2026B2B Lead Generation Agency: Four Pricing Models, Costed per Held Meeting · 14 October 2026Appointment Setting Services: What You Buy, Booked vs Held · 14 October 2026Cold email agency: what it does that software can't, from 91,000 sends · 14 October 2026B2B Lead Generation: 8 Channels Ranked by Cost and Speed to a Meeting · 14 October 2026Why Cold Emails Get No Replies: Check the List Before Deliverability · 14 October 2026SalesHive vs CIENCE: price, terms and the zero-meeting month (Oct 2026) · 14 October 2026Belkins vs Martal Group: price ranges, pilot terms and cost per meeting · 14 October 2026CIENCE vs Martal Group: month-to-month SDR seats or a 3-month pilot · 14 October 2026Martal Group pricing: $96,000 a year for two reps, and the cost per meeting · 14 October 2026SalesRoads pricing: $11,950 per 4 weeks, and what a held meeting costs · 14 October 2026Callbox pricing, October 2026: $6,667 a month per pod, and the cost per meeting · 14 October 2026Pay Per Meeting Lead Generation Pricing: $200–$500 a Meeting, Terms Included · 13 October 2026Cost per booked meeting in the UK (2026): agencies, SDRs and freelancers priced · 13 October 2026B2B appointment setting cost per meeting (2026): prices by model, and the most to pay · 13 October 2026Cold email agency pricing: what it actually costs, line by line (2026) · 13 October 2026Lead generation for PR agencies: how two PR firms filled their own pipeline · 13 October 2026Cold email for PR agencies: what 500 interested prospects actually wrote back · 13 October 2026New business for PR agencies: retainer consultancies vs paying per meeting · 13 October 2026How many follow-ups a cold email sequence needs: 91,000 sends, by step · 13 October 2026Sopro alternatives for UK B2B teams: £3,000 a month vs paying per meeting · 13 October 2026Belkins pricing 2026: what Belkins publishes, what others estimate, cost per held meeting · 13 October 2026SalesHive reviews 2026: what clients report on pricing and complaints · 13 October 2026CIENCE pricing, October 2026: the rate card, the maths, and the alternatives · 13 October 2026Belkins vs SalesHive: six rows, three verdicts, one unanswered question · 13 October 2026Cold email positive reply rate: what 1,543 interested leads said, by vertical · 13 October 2026Appointment setting for marketing agencies: setter vs pilot vs pay per meeting · 13 October 2026AI SDR Software vs a Pay-Per-Meeting Agency: Which Should You Actually Buy? · 14 September 2026AI SDR vs Human SDR: What Actually Changes, and What Doesn't · 13 September 2026Should You Hire a Lead Generation Agency or Just Do Outbound Yourself? · 12 September 2026Pay-Per-Meeting vs Retainer: Which Lead Generation Model Actually Costs Less? · 10 September 2026What Counts as a Qualified Meeting? Get the Definition in Writing First · 9 September 2026How Long Before Cold Outreach Books Meetings? A Realistic Timeline · 8 September 202627 Leads, 10 Meetings, One $90K Deal: What Actually Happened in PR Noir's First 45 Days · 28 August 2026How to Tell If a Lead Generation Agency Is Any Good: Red Flags and the Questions to Ask Before You Sign · 20 August 2026SDR Cost UK (2026): In-House SDR vs a Pay-Per-Result Agency, Per Meeting · 12 August 2026ROI Maximizer is a trading name of M Ventures LTD, registered in England and Wales, company no. 15554493. Registered office: 4 Beau Street, Bath BA1 1QY, United Kingdom. moe@roimaxi.com
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