#ProductCon Online '23: Panel on Leveraging Data Analytics for Effective Product Management

Join industry leaders from Sprig, Disney, Kameleoon, and Amplitude in this insightful panel discussion as they share their expertise on leveraging data analytics for effective product management. Discover the strategies and insights that drive success in the modern tech landscape.

ABOUT THE SPEAKERS:

Nicole Breskin:
Nicole is a mission-driven product leader with a strong history of delivering strategic outcomes and smooth customer experiences. Currently, she is leading consumer experience and product strategy for news and entertainment at The Walt Disney Company.

Collin Crowell:
Collin is a Senior Director at Kameleoon, where he is responsible for leading the company's go-to-market (GTM) strategy, partnership development, and co-marketing efforts in North America.

Abbie Kouzmanoff:
Abbie is a Director of Product at Amplitude, where she is dedicated to assisting companies in adopting product intelligence to optimize their product development process. Her unwavering dedication and expertise have contributed to their success in delivering high-quality products to their customers.

Ryan Glasgow:
Ryan is a Product Manager and CEO. He started Sprig, formerly, UserLeap in 2019 to help businesses identify and measure the unmet needs of their customers. Their mission is to make the immeasurable, measurable – and to do it more quickly and easier than ever before.

ABOUT US:

All of our instructors are Product Leaders working at top Silicon Valley companies including Google, Meta, Netflix, Airbnb, Uber, and Amazon.

Designed to fit into your work schedule, all certifications are taught live online in small cohorts.

Our methodology features the hands-on experience you need to build digital products, lead cross-functional teams, and career coaching to get your product management job or promotion.

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Just too much theory. Could have been more practical seeing the stature of the panel.

Also the theory suits bigger companies. Things like A/B testing, analytics are not the way smaller startups move.

may be clearing the scope could have made it even more engaging.