Clear ownership of community operations before growth turns into friction.
Most teams don’t need more moderation – they need clear ownership and accountability.
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Why community ownership matters
Growth changes how communities function.
What once worked intuitively starts to break under its own weight as complexity increases.
Conversations fragment. Decisions become harder. Without clear ownership, community work doesn’t disappear – it leaks into everyone’s role and becomes invisible overhead.
Clear accountability is what keeps trust, clarity, and continuity intact as communities grow.
This is the foundation of my work.
Where I step in
I take responsibility for work that is essential, ongoing, and easy to neglect once growth accelerates. This is work most teams know is necessary, but rarely have clear ownership for.
Understanding how communication actually works inside the community – and keeping it clear, grounded, and usable
Establishing structures based on real community dynamics, reducing friction over time
Aligning monetization with long-term trust, rather than short-term pressure
How I work
I work closely with a small number of selected projects and stay directly involved from early development through long-term operation.
I don’t advise from a distance. I take responsibility for community-facing structures, communication, and continuity, so teams can focus on their core work.
Selected work
Ongoing and past community operations
In each of these projects, I was directly involved in shaping how the community functioned day to day – and how it held together as it grew.
Hevesh5
4.45 M Subscribers
Took ownership of day-to-day creator- and community-facing operations, ensuring the audience felt seen and heard – while protecting space for uninterrupted creative work as the channel and brand continued to grow.
H5 Domino Community
387 K Subscribers
Designed and operated inclusive community initiatives – from open challenges to large-scale screenlink collaborations. Giving a small, niche community visibility, connection, and space to participate beyond individual channels.
Jelle's Marble Runs
1.45 M Subscribers
Acted as the primary bridge between creator and audience, structuring communication and feedback so fan voices were heard without overwhelming the creative process – enabling long-term focus and stability during rapid growth.
Across all of these projects, my role was to reduce friction, protect trust, and create space for long-term creative focus.
Let's get in touch
I keep my engagements limited and work with a small number of projects at a time.
If this way of working resonates with you and you are looking for long-term structure feel free to reach out.
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