Product Management Websites

Kyle Pace is a Product Manager based in Seattle. He is currently a Product Manager at Cascade PBS, where he leads the LocalPublic Project, a streaming platform for PBS stations. Kyle recently graduated with an MBA from Seattle University. He has over 3 years of experience in product management. Kyle is interested in the intersection of technology, media, and accessibility. He also leads key aspects of the redesign and rebranding of Cascade PBS's website.

David Lee is an MBA candidate at Stanford GSB and an aspiring builder in AI. He spent the last five years in Product and BizOps scaling Shippo, a Series E startup, to over $2 billion in shipping transaction volume. His work included pricing, corporate strategy, 0 to 1 product initiatives, and crisis management, contributing over $6 million in operating profit. He is the co-founder of DraftEdge, a fantasy football analytics platform. He also created an AI Agent Tee Time Caller that books Stanford Golf tee times. He completed his undergraduate studies at Cal Poly SLO in Economics, Statistics, and CS.

Phillip Herndon is a philosopher and technologist. He works as a product manager at National Geographic and maintains a Medium blog. His interests include building pro-social technologies and communities, as well as philosophical topics like responsible technology, business ethics, and moral responsibility.

Brandon Lucas Green is a music maker, product leader, writer, and technologist based in central Massachusetts, USA. He is a musician releasing music as Kid Lightbulbs, a product leader at Buffer, and tinkers with the internet in pursuit of creative independence. He has a BS in Music Technology from Northeastern University. Brandon advocates for sustainable independent tech businesses and helps artists, creators and product managers retain their independence online.

Seth Purcell helps founders build and lead exceptional dev teams. He fights complexity for a living. Over twenty years, he has led software teams in a variety of roles and industries. He believes engineering, product management, design, security, marketing, and operations are all different flavors of the same fundamental approach. He enjoys building great teams and cultures. His career goal has always been to do work he’s proud of, with people he admires, for a good purpose.

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