Anna studied English Literature and History at university. She is new to product management and is enjoying learning more about it.

Anna von Hagen

ProductTank

We are all in debt – so what? by Nick Barbariyskiy

Product Management Career

Hiring product managers by Kate Leto

Ian Haynes is a digital marketing specialist and has successfully deployed over 500 pages of content as a ghostwriter for businesses of all sizes. He believes that for people to truly value your business and perceive it as a brand, your content needs to do much more than just inform, it needs to talk, engage, and convert. Outside of his work, Ian likes exploring Brooklyn with his Labrador.

Ian Haynes

Product Management Process

Product Management Skills

Product/Market Fit

Fighting product-market drift by Dave Wascha

Eira is an editor for Mind the Product. She's been a business journalist, editor, and copywriter for longer than she cares to think about.

Eira Hayward

Product Management Conference

Learnings from #mtpcon: Donna Lichaw on crafting products that engage

Learnings from London: Dave Wascha – Inside the mind of a product manager

San Francisco

Six outstanding speakers to look forward to at #mtpcon San Francisco

Building Product Teams

Product Leadership

SUNDAY REWIND: The PMwheel – a compass for the product manager development journey

Product Research

Interviewing customers: the art of asking questions

SUNDAY REWIND: The psychology behind successful products by Nathalie Nahai

Product Management

Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Machine Learning (ML)

SUNDAY REWIND: Building products AI-first by Aparna Chennapragada

Robert Schlaff is Executive Director at JPMorgan Chase, transforming the company from the world’s greatest bank to the world’s greatest tech company. In his 2 decades as a Product Manager, he’s been the head of Banking Business Development at Amazon Web Services, Commercial Digital Product at AIG, and online treasury management at Citi. He started his career as a software engineer working on innovation projects that were far ahead of their time like speech enabled phone systems (via landline phones), mobile notifications (via Blackberry) and Artificial Intelligence (via Expert Systems). He blogs at schlaff.com.

Robert Schlaff

Minimum Viable Product

Product Design

How to build an MVP that matters: A guide for product managers

Dave is the founder of Confidence In, author of the Amazon bestseller The Product Momentum Gap, and creator of the CALM Leadership method, built specifically for product and engineering leaders who think differently. He's worked with leaders at GitLab, Adobe, Snyk, and over a hundred tech companies from Series A to enterprise, helping leaders earn strategic influence without burning out or pretending to be someone they're not.

His work is evidence-based, practically ruthless, and built for the real world, not the leadership textbook version of the world where everyone's aligned, puts the company first, is well-intentioned, and pays attention.

Dave Martin

Julie is a producer and digital experience design lead at Wells Fargo based in San Francisco. She unites leadership and communications skills that help teams run smoothly with a deep love for creating user-centric products that improve organizations' relationships with their customers. Before joining Wells Fargo, Julie led marketing efforts at a design agency and a handful of nonprofits.

Julie Celia

Deep dive: Why is outcome-led so tricky? by Dave Martin

SUNDAY REWIND: The F words of highly successful product organisations by Saielle DaSilva

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