Thursday, May 28th @ 12:30pm ET
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Louis Bagdonas, VP Operations @ Moovila |
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Brian Curtis, VP of Growth @ MSP Fuel |
As MSPs grow, so does the complexity of managing projects. This means more resources, more dependencies, and more opportunities for things to fall through the cracks. In this one-hour livestream, Louis and Brian Curtis, VP of Growth at MSP Fuel and ex-MSP founder, will break down how mature MSPs scale project operations without creating bottlenecks, burnout, or chaos.
They’ll discuss how to move beyond reactive project management by improving visibility, standardizing processes, and creating accountability. Learn how leading MSPs are building structured, scalable project operations that increase efficiency, improve delivery consistency, and support long-term growth.
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Louis Bagdonas
VP Operations, Moovila
Louis Bagdonas is Vice President of Operations at Moovila, where he leads product delivery, professional services, customer success, and support. With a background spanning product development, project management, and manufacturing for major consumer brands, Louis is known for driving operational excellence and delivering measurable results. In the MSP industry, he is recognized as a trusted partner celebrated for his responsiveness, deep understanding of provider challenges, and dedication to helping customers streamline operations and achieve long-term success.
Brian Curtis
Brian Curtis, VP of Growth @ MSP Fuel
Brian Curtis is a leadership coach and former MSP owner who helps technology business owners build stronger leadership teams, install practical operating systems, and scale with greater clarity and accountability. After growing and selling his own MSP, Brian now works with CEOs who are preparing for rapid growth, stronger execution, or eventual private equity conversations. His coaching blends real-world operating experience with a direct, results-focused approach to helping leaders simplify priorities and drive measurable progress.
