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

Product Management Characteristics

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In My Humble Opinion by Thor Mitchell

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

Building Product Teams

Product Leadership

The Secret Sauce to Hiring Great Product People by Kate Leto

Patrick currently is part of the leadership team and Head of Product at eSailors Ltd., a technology and software provider from Hamburg. Before that, he worked almost two years as freelance product consultant with startups as well as established tech-companies.
He also spent over five years as Director Product Management at XING and successfully helped to build and manage engaging product solutions on the B2C as well as on the B2B side. Before joining XING, he co-founded and managed eparo GmbH – still one of Germany`s leading UX consulting &amp; usability testing companies.

Patrick Roelofs

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Product Management Conference

Product Management Skills

What do you Need to be an Outstanding Product Manager by Patrick Roelofs

Tremis is a senior product manager with work experience in the United States, Europe, the United Kingdom, and an avid writer about topics related to product development. Tremis is also the Executive Editor for Product Coalition. To find out more, visit tremisskeete.co.uk.

Tremis Skeete

Learning in Product – Ellen Chisa (ProductTank NYC)

Lorian is a product professional and independent researcher immersed in Stockholm’s tech scene, with expertise spanning lifestyle and entertainment technology, internet and consumer tech, B2B/B2C hardware, and internal tools. This diverse experience allows her to bring a nuanced perspective to each project. As the cofounder and former organiser of ProductTank Oslo, she has also played a pivotal role in fostering a community of product professionals and driving conversations about innovation and best practices in product development. Passionate about the intersection of technology and society, she conducts research exploring how technology shapes everyday life, with a special focus on internet and mobile phone studies. Her published work highlights her commitment to understanding the broader impact of our digital interactions.

Lorian Leong

11 Things Your Dev Team Wants From You

Gopikrishnan Anilkumar is a Principal Product Manager (Technical) at Amazon, where he focuses on building scalable AI and enterprise systems. His experience spans speech recognition, retrieval-augmented generation, agentic AI frameworks, and consumer apps. With a background in both business and technical strategy, he is passionate about designing AI products that are trustworthy, governed, and deliver real-world impact. Outside of work, he mentors aspiring product managers and writes on the intersection of AI, technology, and product leadership.



Gopikrishnan Anilkumar

 Continuous upskilling as a product manager: Five lessons that changed my career

Assaph served in the army, speaks several languages, and is proficient in many martial arts, but promises he isn't a spy. He's also written several books, but though he learnt storytelling, editing, and marketing from publishing them they're about worlds well before computers and Product Management. Regarding this, he has filled various roles in technology for 25 years, has been a Product Manager for half that, and has been leading product teams for the past few years, so he likes to think he has a clue.

You can connect with Assaph professionally on LinkedIn, read his Substack on https://assaph.substack.com/ or find his creative efforts on Egretia.com.

Assaph Mehr

The most important soft skills for product managers

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 Management Career

Transitioning to product from a functional role

Lisa is an Executive Coach and the Founder of Launch Project (www.yourlaunchproject.com), a leadership development and coaching firm. She specializes in helping executives and high potential new managers unlock their potential and inspire those who work for and around them. Before founding Launch Project, Lisa led the marketing and product management teams for an ed tech firm. She is an expert on empowering others, giving specific and actionable feedback, developing customized 360 degree feedback reviews, and providing professional opportunities so that those around her can learn and thrive. Lisa has her MBA and Masters of Science in Foreign Service from Georgetown University, and a BA from Colgate University. She lives in San Francisco with her husband, two kids, and a wild and crazy dog.

Soft Skills