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As a certified Product Manager and freelance writer, Jon likes to bring clarity of communication to his work at BibliU - making digital learning more effective. Jon loves how fast the world of product management is evolving and is always interested in opportunities to be part of the conversation.

Jon Horvath

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Bring the JOY back to work by Ben Newell

Andres is a freelance writer and digital marketer with a background in engineering and a keen interest in the latest technology advancements. He currently helps tech companies and startups tell their stories by turning their complex ideas into easy to understand material. You can reach out to him on LinkedIn

Andres Phillips

product career

From engineering to product management at Google

Product Management Characteristics

What makes for effective product management by Nikolaus Horn and Sebastian Ratcliffe

Becki is an experienced product and UX professional who's mainly worked in the fintech industry. Having been a qualified accountant for many years, she's uniquely placed to help financial software companies move their products forward. In her current role, she helps translate strategic vision into products people love by crafting the best user experience possible. Reach out to Becki on linkedin <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebeccafreeman2/" rel="nofollow">here</a>

Rebecca Freeman

Empathy

Walk a Mile in Their Shoes by Egan Cheung

Nathan (Nate) Langley is a product designer with a background in experience, interaction, service and product design.
He is currently a Principal Designer at Co-op Digital where his job is to lead and support designers in multidisciplinary product teams. He's also got a cracking blog at <a href="https://www.nathan.fm" rel="nofollow">www.nathan.fm</a>

Nathan Langley

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In My Humble Opinion by Thor Mitchell

Rosemary is an experienced product manager who has specialized in software development, agile enablement and lean methodologies for the past seven years. She has worked across diverse domains including government, finance, retail and enterprise. After starting her tech career in the New York City start-up scene, she moved into consulting and has spent time with ThoughtWorks and Pivotal Labs London. She has done freelance consulting and training with incubator programs like start-up bootcamp, done UX research on four continents and likes cold water surfing.

Rosemary King

MINDSET

Mindset – Is Being a Product Manager the Worst Job? With Laurel Gray and Rosemary King

I've been in the digital industry for over 10 years and have worked across small and large charities, as well as my own freelance projects. I am now Director of Digital at the sector leading creative agency William Joseph. 

Having been at Cancer Research UK for the last four years, I have been able to work on high volume, high profile campaigns such as Race for Life, Dryathlon and the much-quoted #nomakeupselfie. 

In that time I helped drive forward the charity’s digital product and marketing capabilities to be some of the most respected and successful in the sector. 

I'm always excited to work with other organisations, share expertise and swap cat gifs. Give me a shout!

James Gadsby Peet

We can Build Better Things Together by Martin Eriksson

Valerie enjoys working as a Brand Marketing Operations Manager at Google. Prior she held various lead marketing, and consulting roles focused on women in action sports. Additionally, she held positions as a Marketing Project Manager at MiresBall brand design agency, and in Product Marketing at Spy Optic Eyewear. Valerie has a BA in Communications, Advertising emphasis, Marketing minor from San Diego State University, and is PMP certified. She is a volunteer at Mind the Product, City Surf Project in San Francisco, and sits on the board for Women’s Skateboarding Alliance.

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Be a Director, not a Manager by Fareed Mosavat

Emily brings nearly 15 years of product management experience to her role as Managing Director for Mind the Product. While she has worked across a variety of industries, she will always have a soft spot for the travel industry where she spent most of her early career building software for airlines and developing a leading consumer travel app, TripCase. Emily is passionate about the craft of product management and loves talking about new ways to make products people love.

Emily Tate

You Don’t Own the Voice of the Customer by Tricia Wang

I've been navigating the twists and turns of the publishing industry for the past 8 years, working in Product and Innovation roles for both small and large companies. I'm currently at BSI working in the Labs team, generating ideas and designing experiments to test my hypotheses. I have many thoughts, a lot of them are about puppies and/or cheese. But also I have some stuff to say about Product too.

Rachel Nurse

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The Mindset of Empowerment by Laura Scanga

Banish your inner critic by Denise Jacobs

Annie Witcombe produces editorial for Mind The Product on a freelance basis. She has experience in conducting client research and telephone interviews, and she keeps relevant information accessible and up to date. 

Annie wrote for five business publications during the final year of her undergraduate degree, and she has worked on various stages of the editorial process since. The experience has sparked her enthusiasm for journalism, which she hopes to continue in her future career.

Annie Witcombe

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Product Management Strategies for Supporting Collaboration by Gretchen Anderson

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