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Elena Bajic
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Products are the foundation of growth, and every person who touches a product inside of an organization directly contributes to its success or failure. How can you develop a product management mindset to meet the increasingly complex demands of this ever-evolving industry? What are key areas to consider as you navigate your career in product management?
Watch this dynamic online event and learn from industry expert Deborah Liu, President and CEO of Ancestry, to get answers to these questions and many more. You will learn how to incorporate involvement from all stakeholders in the ecosystem and gain valuable insights to set yourself up for success in this rewarding field.
Through engaging and real-time instruction, participants will:
• Identify and understand key areas of growth in product management
• Develop a mindset that anchors product strategy as a pathway to growth
• Learn how to navigate a career in product management
• ...and so much more!
Deborah Liu
President & Chief Executive Officer at Ancestry
Deb Liu is the President and CEO of Ancestry. With over 19 years in the tech industry, she has been named one of Business Insider’s most powerful female engineers and one of PaymentsSource’s most influential women in payments. She was previously a senior executive at Facebook, where she created and led Facebook Marketplace, a platform for millions of people to buy from and sell to one another. She also led the development of Facebook’s first mobile ad product for apps and its mobile ad network, in addition to building the company’s games business and payments platform, which includes Facebook Pay. Prior to Facebook, she spent several years in product roles at PayPal and eBay, where she led integration between the two products. She serves on the board of Intuit and Ancestry and is a seed investor and advisor to several startups. She also holds several payments- and commerce-related patents. Deb received a BS in Civil Engineering from Duke University and an MBA from Stanford.
