Angshuman Mitra
Builds repeatable outbound workflows that replace manual research and prospecting with Clay systems
Angshuman spent 8+ years in B2B SaaS growth, building revenue systems across US, UK, and European markets. He arrived at OOF with a core operating problem: his GTM motion relied on hours of manual research and individual execution rather than repeatable systems. Across the program, he built Clay workflows to identify ideal customer profiles, enrich decision-maker data, and personalize outbound messaging at scale. He tested these workflows against real prospect lists and email sequences for Channelize.io, turning gaps in early approaches into systems his team can run repeatedly. He now understands how to move GTM from manual execution to systematic, data-driven prospecting.
Work
Reviewed inside a cohort where it says so. Numbers are the student's.Skill map
2 Clay use cases proven. Tap or hover one to see the proof and what it is built from.Crawl
Clean, scored data you can trust
Walk
Automations that run without you
Run
Signals and reps working the same system
Data foundation
Reachable accounts and contacts, lower tool spend
- DiplomaOutbound Orchestration Foundations Cohort 3 diplomaOct 2026
- Graded assignmentAssignment 2: Enrich your ICP ListOct 2026
- Graded assignmentAssignment 1: Building your ICP listOct 2026
- Company search and TAM
- Contact search and buying committee
- Fit and intent scoring
- Suppression and exclusions
- Lists and audience segments
- CRM writeback
Grow pipeline
Outreach volume, reply rate and speed to lead
- DiplomaOutbound Orchestration Foundations Cohort 3 diplomaOct 2026
- Graded assignmentAssignment 4: Build your outbound engineOct 2026
- Graded assignmentAssignment 3: Write your outbound messageOct 2026
- Contact search and buying committee
- Contact enrichment
- AI research with Claygent
- ICP and campaign brief
- Suppression and exclusions
- Fit and intent scoring
- AI copywriting
- Outbound delivery
- Credit economics
Building blocks
12 proven. The Clay skills every use case is made of. Tap or hover a use case to see its recipe.
