Shena San Pedro, Founder of Steady&Scale
Steady&Scale

Calm backend operations for stronger delivery, clearer teams, and retention-ready client experiences.

Meet the Founder

Hi, I’m Shena San Pedro.

I’m the OBM behind Steady&Scale and I help scaling email marketing agencies build calmer backend operations so founders can step back from daily delivery without losing premium clients.

Email operations is part of how I see the backend.

I’m also an Email Operations Specialist, so I understand the moving pieces behind email delivery: campaign workflows, handoffs, QA, reporting, client communication, and the small backend gaps that can quietly affect trust, retention, and the overall client experience.

I trained deeply in OBM systems and implementation.

To deepen my OBM foundation, I trained for six months under the Powerhouse OBM Intensive Program by Daise Virtudazo and completed more than a month of internship training under Systemized Ops, led by the same founder behind the Powerhouse OBM Training Program.

My Psychology and HR background shapes how I build systems.

I’m a Psychology graduate and a Certified Human Resource Associate (CHRA). For me, systems are not just about tools and tasks. They are about people, behavior, communication, accountability, and how a business feels when the backend finally works.

The belief behind my work is simple:

Calm, well-built operations retain clients better than louder marketing. Growth should not cost you your calm.

Experience Notes

Proof of practice, not just positioning.

A quiet look at the training, operations work, and backend experience that shaped how I build systems for client-based businesses.

My goal is to help more than 100 agencies and service-based businesses feel confident that their backend is built to support premium client delivery, stronger retention, and sustainable growth as efficiently and calmly as possible.

Colossians 3:17

“And whatever you do, in word or deed, do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him.”