Podcasts about global product strategy

Synopsis: Host Rahul Chaturvedi leads an insightful conversation with Dr. Kristin Yarema, President and CEO of Poseida Therapeutics. Kristin shares the inspiring journey of her career, from her roots in science to leadership roles in big pharma, culminating in her move to biotech entrepreneurship. She reflects on pivotal experiences at Novartis and Amgen, her deep-seated passion for oncology and autoimmune diseases, and the exciting leap into the field of cell therapy. Kristin unveils Poseida's innovative genetic engineering toolkit and the company's advancements in allogeneic cell therapies, spotlighting their potential to revolutionize treatment for conditions like multiple myeloma. She delves into the challenges and opportunities within the cell therapy space, underscoring Poseida's strategic partnerships and commitment to transformative solutions. With candid reflections on the lessons learned as a first-time CEO, Kristin offers valuable insights on fostering cohesive company culture and shares career advice for aspiring biotech professionals. An essential listen for anyone drawn to biotech innovation, the future of cell therapy, and leadership strategies at the intersection of cutting-edge technology and patient care. Biography: Dr. Yarema was appointed President and Chief Executive Officer of Poseida and named to the Board of Directors in January 2024. She joined Poseida as President, Cell Therapy in April 2023, bringing extensive biopharmaceutical experience in oncology and allogeneic T cell immunotherapy. Prior to Poseida she served as Chief Commercial Officer at Atara Biotherapeutics, where she led the commercialization of EBVALLO™️, which became the world's first marketed allogeneic T cell therapy after receiving regulatory approval in Europe for the treatment of a rare lymphoma. Previously Dr. Yarema held a series of U.S. and global commercial leadership roles at Amgen, including most recently Vice President & Therapeutic Area Head for Global Product Strategy & Commercial Innovation in Hematology-Oncology. Earlier in her career, Dr. Yarema worked at Novartis and McKinsey & Company. Dr. Yarema holds a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from University of California, Berkeley and is a graduate of Stanford University, where she earned a B.S. in Chemical Engineering and a B.A. in English. She is an officer and member of the board of directors of the Alliance for Regenerative Medicine and serves on the board of directors of the Celiac Disease Foundation.

In this first episode of the Derm Club podcast's three-part series on sensitive skin, I'm joined by Dr. Chiedzo Mpofu, Global Head of Medical Affairs at Galderma, and Gerry Muhle, Galderma's Head of Global Product Strategy. We explore Galderma's groundbreaking work on sensitive skin, in collaboration with the Global Sensitive Skincare Faculty, as well as their global sensitive skin profiling survey and the latest AI-driven tools for personalized assessments and recommendations. A must-listen for those interested in how science and technology are shaping the future of sensitive skin care, from innovative product development to global trends influencing the field. Connect with me across Social: X: https://x.com/drhankopelman Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drhannahkopelman/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@drhankopelman Blog: https://www.hannahkopelman.com/blog/ The content of this podcast is for entertainment and educational purposes only. This content is not meant to be a substitute for medical advice or treatment for any medical condition.

Ralph Burns and Lauren Petrullo are discussing TikTok's role in performance marketing. They are joined by Jorge Ruiz, Global Head of Marketing Science at TikTok, and Adolfo Fernández, Global Product Strategy & Operations at TikTok. They talk about how the platform is moving beyond its reputation as a top-of-funnel awareness tool. They also discuss TikTok features aimed at helping businesses achieve full-funnel success, integrating automation, vertical-specific strategies, and enhanced creative tools powered by AI. They focus on the importance of shifting from media-focused metrics to business outcomes, making the case for TikTok as a valuable tool for driving real-world results across industries. This episode is packed with insights for marketers looking to maximize the platform's potential for growing their businesses!Chapters:00:00:00 – Kicking Off the Perpetual Traffic Podcast00:01:18 – Special TikTok Guests in the House!00:02:24 – Meet Jorge Ruiz & Adolfo Fernández from TikTok00:04:37 – TikTok's Growing Influence on Performance Marketing00:07:24 – Why We're Redefining What Performance Marketing Means00:09:00 – Blurring the Lines Between Branding and Performance00:10:48 – How Consumer Behavior is Changing Marketing Strategies00:12:32 – The Shift from Media KPIs to Business KPIs00:14:11 – TikTok's Role in Driving Business Outcomes00:16:15 – Breaking Free from Last Click Attribution Models00:18:29 – Convergence of Branding, Commerce, and Performance00:22:30 – TikTok's Unique Approach to Full Funnel Marketing00:24:03 – TikTok's Vision: Where Marketing Meets Commerce00:32:42 – Unlocking the Secrets of Measurement Systems00:34:45 – How Creative Content Drives Success on TikTok00:36:48 – TikTok Symphony: AI Meets Human Imagination00:42:08 – Building a Full Funnel Strategy with TikTok00:47:29 – Using Post Purchase Surveys for Attribution Mastery00:51:56 – The Secret Sauce: TikTok's Unmatched User Engagement00:56:51 – What's Next for TikTok? A Peek into the Future of Marketing01:02:51 – Wrapping Up: Key Takeaways & Final ThoughtsLINKS AND RESOURCES:Grow Your Brand with TikTok AdsGet the TikTok Performance & Measurement Checklist!Tier 11 on YouTubeAttribution OverviewShopper ApprovedKnoCommerceJorge Ruiz on LinkedInAdolfo Fernández on LinkedInMeet TikTok Symphony, our new Creative AI suitePT on TelegramTier 11 JobsPerpetual Traffic on YouTube

Using AI and Skills Technology to Empower Business Leaders Host: Steve Boese Guest: Yvette Cameron, Senior Vice President, Global Product Strategy, Oracle Cloud HCM Today, we have Yvette Cameron on the show to discuss the current state of AI in HR, emphasizing the need for bold adoption and rapid integration into enterprise software. - AI adoption in HR, governance concerns, and innovation - Importance of dynamic skills capabilities for business leaders - Investing in AI-powered tools for defining strategic roles and skills - Arming business leaders with tools and guidance to manage agility in an organization To learn more about Oracle Cloud HCM, please visit: oracle.com/human-capital-management See the Oracle Grow for Business Leaders press release here Thank you for joining the show today!  Remember to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts!

Join host Chris Asbridge in a deep dive into developing product culture at the director level with esteemed guests. Rasmus Mencke, Chief Product Officer at Bambuser, Till Riffert, Senior Director of Global Product Strategy at Delivery Hero, and David Moore, Commercial Proposition Lead at EVC - EasyPark Group, share their expertise on fostering a thriving product culture. Explore strategies for success in product development and global product strategy. Tune in for insights from leaders shaping the landscape at Bambuser, Delivery Hero, and EasyPark Group.

Oracle CloudWorld 2023: Continued Innovation, Momentum and Leadership Hosts: Steve Boese, Trish Steed Guest: Yvette Cameron, Senior Vice President, Global Product Strategy, Oracle Cloud HCM Today, we spoke with Yvette Cameron, live from Oracle CloudWorld 2023 about their current HCM product strategy. - The latest product innovations and customer adoption rates - Adopting a skills-based approach to talent management - Generative AI and the potential impact on HR - How AI and HR technology support the employee experience Learn more about Oracle HCM here Thank you for joining the show today!  Remember to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts!

In this fascinating episode of Learning Unboxed, we delve deep into the world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its profound implications for our future.Joining us is Sanjay Saigal, Executive Director for Affiliates and Research Engagement at Stanford Institute for Computational and Mathematical Engineering (ICME), brings us the rich history of AI, the democratization of this powerful tool, and its evolving user interface. He also sheds light on the critical role humanities play in steering the ethical questions and decision-making processes involved in AI use.We're also joined by Jasmine De Gaia, a Global Product Strategy and Technology Executive in Banking and Financial Services, shares her insights from the business world and the increasing integration of AI in her field. She underscores the necessity for strategists and technologists to deploy AI meaningfully and ethically while maximizing organizational value.We talk about the pressing need for a Chief AI Officer to manage the ethical, strategic, and technological dimensions of AI implementation. We explore the democratization of AI and its growing accessibility, as well as its wide-ranging implications across various industries. We discuss AI's practical implications in education, the necessity for more critical questioning, and address fears around AI replacing human jobs. Our understanding of AI has a long way to go from this early impression, but it's important to start asking – and answering – these important questions now.To learn more, visit: pastfoundation.orgWe unbox:The growing necessity for a Chief AI Officer to handle the strategic, ethical, and technological aspects of AI in organizations.The democratization of AI, transitioning from a tool used by a few large organizations to a more accessible technology.The implications of AI across various industries, and strategic thinking to capitalize on this technology.The importance of ethical standards in AI usage, aligned with an organization's values.The societal implications of AI and the growing public understanding and fascination with it.The significant shift in the user interface of AI technologies, impacting our everyday experiences.The need for critical thinking and transparency when interacting with AI.The opportunities AI brings into education, shifting emphasis to why we do things rather than how, and highlighting the role of humanities.Resources:Connect with Sanjay on LinkedInConnect with Jasmine on LinkedInicme.stanford.edu/people/sanjay-saigalProduced by Nova Media

PODCAST GUEST BIO: Co-led by Managing Director, Andrew Beebe, Obvious invests in world positive early-stage startups like Beyond Meat, Proterra, and Diamond Foundry, and brings perspectives as prior product designers and company operators. Andrew brings to Obvious Ventures a lifelong passion for building companies around sustainable systems and people power. For nearly two decades, Andrew has focused on clean technology and clean energy solutions. He started down the clean tech path with Energy Innovations in 2003, which he grew from a business plan to a major solar developer serving customers like Google, Disney, Sony Pictures, and British Telecom. After selling the company to Suntech in 2008, Andrew served as Chief Commercial Officer at Suntech as well as Vice President of Global Product Strategy. During his tenure, Suntech became the largest solar company in the world. After leaving Suntech, Andrew spent two years as Vice President of Distributed Generation for Nextera Energy, the largest clean energy developer in the U.S. Before his cleantech career, Andrew spent a decade building companies in the early days of “Web 1.0.” In 1998, Andrew co-founded Bigstep.com, an e-commerce platform designed to serve the needs of small businesses entering the Internet age. ------- Here's the transcript of the podcast. ------- QUESTIONS THAT WE COVERED: Business What is your investment focus — e.g., sector, stage, geography, check size? What makes you unique versus the competition? Give us some examples of recent investments that you're excited about. Outside of your current business, what other 1-2 climate or sustainability sectors seem like promising areas in which to start a business? What might those solutions look like? Personal Tell us about 1-2 tips you'd give your “younger” self in order to be faster, more effective, and higher impact. What are some habits and routines that keep you focused, healthy, and sane — e.g., meditations, exercise, productivity hacks? What recommendations do you have for our audience — books, podcasts, quotes, tools? What's the nicest thing anyone has ever done for you — outside of your own family? Closing Do you have any requests, announcements, or final advice for our listeners? ------- PODCAST HOST: Entrepreneurs for Impact is the only private mastermind community for growth-stage CEOs and investors fighting climate change. We're on a mission to help climate leaders supercharge their impacts, share best practices, expand their networks, and reach their full potential. Our invite-only cohorts of 12 executives catalyze personal development and business growth via monthly meetings, annual retreats, a member-only Climate Investor Database, and 1:1 coaching and strategy calls. Today's highly curated Mastermind members represent over $4B in market value and are influencing corporate priorities and infrastructure much larger than that. Peer groups are led by Dr. Chris Wedding who brings $1B+ of investment experience, 60,000+ professional students taught, 25 years of meditation, an obsession with constant improvement, and far too many mistakes to keep to himself. Website: www.entrepreneursforimpact.com Membership benefits: https://bit.ly/3l12Gyg Sample Mastermind members: https://bit.ly/3ipSehS Request more information on membership: https://bit.ly/3mj48eM --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/entrepreneurs-for-impact/message

Hello and welcome to Voices for Health, a channel from Roche where we will reflect on the challenges and opportunities facing women around the world. My name is Teresa Graham, and I'm the Head of Global Product Strategy at Roche. Our healthcare systems are failing women and that's a fact that is becoming even clearer after COVID-19. We fundamentally have to set a new and different agenda to better provide outcomes for our mothers, daughters and sisters that are better and surpass what we've been able to achieve today. Women are so central to our lives and society. Thinking about ways to improve health care for women around the world has been on my mind for a long time. And inequalities in healthcare exist everywhere, no matter how mature systems are and COVID-19 has revealed the systemic gender biases in healthcare systems around the world. We've analyzed patient journeys through women, and one thing stands out --  there is a need for so much more, than just medicine. To overcome the many hurdles in their path, women need tools, integrated solutions. To make a difference, we need to look at the whole process of innovation in healthcare from the clinical trials being tested at the right populations to efficiencies and delivery and access to our innovations. We have to look at integrated holistic solutions for women and for healthcare systems to set a new agenda, but what does good look like,where should we begin and how do we achieve meaningful lasting change?When we want to tackle issues of this magnitude, we want to start by listening to remarkable leaders who can talk about their own experiences, and today I am joined by just such a person Dr Stacy Rosen.Dr Rosen is the Senior Vice President of Women's Health at the Katz Institute for Women's Health, Northwell Health which focuses on the elimination of health care disparities through comprehensive clinical programs, gender-based research, community partnerships and education. A practicing cardiologist Dr Rosen is co-author of the 2018 book Heart Smart for ‘Women: Six S.T.E.P.S. in Six Weeks to Heart-Healthy Living' which equips women of all ages with the comprehensive program for heart-healthy living. Dr Rosen is a passionate advocate for comprehensive and integrated approach to women's health and i'm excited to have the opportunity to talk with her today WHAT IS VOCES POR LA SALUD / VOICES FOR HEALTH, BY ROCHE ?The Voices for Health podcast brings together voices of experts, policy makers and researchers to explore and determine ways to solve some of society's most pressing health-related questions. Together we discuss how to achieve and enable safe access to quality care for each and every citizen in a sustainable and lasting way.

Hello and welcome to Voices for Health, a channel from Roche where we will reflect on the challenges and opportunities facing health systems around the world. My name is Teresa Graham, and I'm the Head of Global Product Strategy at Roche. And today we have the pleasure of talking with Dr Lydia Dsane-Selby who has done so much to support women with cancer in Ghana.Our healthcare systems are failing women and that's a fact that is becoming even clearer after COVID-19. We fundamentally have to set a new and different agenda to better provide outcomes for our mothers, daughters and sisters that are better and surpass what we've been able to achieve today. Women are so central to our lives and society, but the question is, what does good look like, where do we begin and how do we achieve meaningful lasting change? As always when you think about tackling issues of this magnitude, you always want to start by listening. And I have the opportunity today to listen to a remarkable woman. Let me introduce Dr Lydia Dsane-Selby, who has done so much to ensure that women with cancer have insurance coverage in Ghana. Lydia is the Chief Executive of Ghana's National Health Insurance Authority; she's a trained doctor and ear, nose and throat specialist and has practiced in both the United Kingdom and Ghana. She has achieved something truly remarkable in Africa in a public health setting with limited resources with patients who may only have to pay out of pocket for their medicines. She has ensured that both breast and cervical cancer are within the benefit package for NHI.  WHAT IS VOCES POR LA SALUD / VOICES FOR HEALTH, BY ROCHE ?The Voices for Health podcast brings together voices of experts, policy makers and researchers to explore and determine ways to solve some of society's most pressing health-related questions. Together we discuss how to achieve and enable safe access to quality care for each and every citizen in a sustainable and lasting way.

Objectives: At the end of this series of podcasts, the participant should be able to:·         Discuss the functions and activities of key internal partners·         Identify potential areas for compliant collaboration by MSLs with key internal partners

In the payments space, there’s one area that shouldn’t be overlooked: Digital gifting. It’s a rapidly growing area of payments. And with that growth comes innovation. In this episode, my guests are two of the people driving that innovation: Brett Narlinger, Head of Global Commerce, and Helena Mao, VP of Global Product Strategy, from Blackhawk Network. We discuss: How the gifting world is changing The effect COVID-19 has had on gifting How the demographics for digital gifting have changed To ensure that you never miss an episode of Payments Innovation, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or here and don’t forget to check out our YouTube! Until next time!

COVID-19 has put a spotlight on health inequities in our country, with minority populations being impactd at a disproportionate rate. In this episode, host Bob Coughlin and his guests, Kate Walsh, President and CEO at Boston Medical Center and Chirfi Guindo, Executive Vice President, Head of Global Product Strategy & Commercialization at Biogen will discuss … Continue reading How Biopharma & Providers Can Work Together to Address Health Inequities →

Michael Niczyporuk, currently SVP of Global Product Strategy at Visa, has been the Chief Strategy Officer at USAA, the Global Head of Strategy at Citi FinTech and Digital Payments, and the Head of Strategy for Digital at Capital One. In this episode, Michael draws on his broad experience across digital financial services to discuss innovation in the payments industry.

Marqeta isn’t your usual sort of fintech. They don’t wrap their API into a legacy system. They own everything, from the hardware, to the API. Dave Matter, Head of Global Product Strategy at Marqeta, recently joined us on the Payments Innovation podcast to discuss what he sees as the future of banking, and how their unique product is taking advantage of financial service opportunities around the globe. Dave has worked in fintech with digitizing student loan processing, and with investments, mortgages, Quicken loans … you name it, he’s done it.  What we talked about: How Marqeta has no middle layers and is a full stack, fully certified program manager How Marqeta works with the issuing banks The advantages of working with Marqeta 1 — Time to market 2 — Marqeta supports various form factors 3 — Onboarding time for customers 4 — Different country, same interface The future of Marqeta To ensure that you never miss an episode of Payments Innovation, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, or Spotify, or here.  Until next time!

In the third episode, Teresa Graham, Head of Global Product Strategy at Roche Pharma, discusses the role big tech companies will play and how technology will change how patients access medicine in the future.

Today’s guest is Andrew Beebe, Managing Director at Obvious Ventures. Andrew brings to Obvious Ventures a lifelong passion for building companies around sustainable systems and people power. For over a decade, Andrew has focused on clean technology and clean energy solutions. He started down the clean tech path with Energy Innovations in 2003, which he grew from a business plan to a major solar developer serving customers like Google, Disney, Sony Pictures, and British Telecom. After selling the company to Suntech in 2008, Andrew served as Chief Commercial Officer at Suntech as well as Vice President of Global Product Strategy. During his tenure, Suntech became the largest solar company in the world. After leaving Suntech, Andrew spent two years as Vice President of Distributed Generation for Nextera Energy, the largest clean energy developer in the US. Before his clean tech career, Andrew spent a decade building companies in the early days of “Web 1.0.” In 1998 Andrew co-founded Bigstep.com, an e-commerce platform designed to serve the needs of small businesses entering the Internet age. He has been supporting the enterprising ideas of people power ever since. A graduate from Dartmouth College, Andrew lives in Burlingame, CA with his wife and three children. When he's not helping to build early stage companies, Andrew builds wooden boats and furniture. Andrew was born in New York City and spent his formative years on an avocado ranch in Ojai, California. In this episode we discuss: What Obvious Ventures does and the types of investments they make How Andrew and Obvious Ventures think about and apply the term “purpose-driven” Thoughts on investing in companies with science risk Thoughts on time horizon and how that factors into investment decisions Thoughts on upside potential and how that factors into investment decisions How Obvious screens for purpose and impact, as applied to startups they back, members of their investment team, and LPs Areas of investment they are excited about Other areas outside of their investment focus Andrew thinks will be impactful in climate fight Advice for anyone trying to find their lane to help with this problem Links to the topics discussed in this episode: Andrew Beebe LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewbeebe/  Andrew Beebe Twitter: https://twitter.com/andrewbeebe Obvious Ventures: https://obvious.com/  Beyond Meat: https://www.beyondmeat.com/  Diamond Foundry: https://diamondfoundry.com/ Amply Power: https://www.amplypower.com/  Good Eggs: https://www.goodeggs.com/sfbay/welcome/step/zip Lillium: https://lilium.com/  Canvas Technology: https://canvas.technology/  Article that Andrew wrote with Diann Eisnor: https://worldpositive.com/a-tale-of-two-cities-2030-edition-c9bceb8ea1e3 You can find me on twitter @jjacobs22 or @mcjpod and email at info@myclimatejourney.co, where I encourage you to share your feedback on episodes and suggestions for future topics or guests. Enjoy the show!

There can sometimes be a misconception that because a solution is "scalable" that it is simple to scale either up or down to fit the need. That's not necessarily true. On the other hand, sometimes a simple solution can reveal extra benefits that were unintended. How are we seeing this idea of focused solutions impact the Indsutrial IoT industry and the relationships between companies and clients? On today's podcast, MarketScale Host Sean Heath had a chat with the Director for PROXI, the Global Product Strategy and Design Group for Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence, Milan Kocic. They discussed the rapidly growing importance of education in Industrial IoT, the challenges of separating a "trend" from "hype," and the crucial role customers play in helping determine the actual IoT problem they want to solve. "There's this expression that I saw that says 'the next big thing will be a lot of little things.' I kind of subscribe to that piece that a lot of these companies we tend to do in manufacturing have a lot of little problems," Kocic said. "If you help them fix a lot of little problems, inevitably, you will help them fix bigger problems."

This interview originally aired on MarketScales Industrial IoT Podcast. There can sometimes be a misconception that because a solution is “scalable” that it is simple to scale either up or down to fit the need. That’s not necessarily true. On the other hand, sometimes a simple solution can reveal extra benefits that were unintended. How are we seeing this idea of focused solutions impact the Industrial IoT industry and the relationships between companies and clients? On today’s podcast, host Sean Heath had a chat with the Director for PROXI, the Global Product Strategy and Design Group for Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence, Milan Kocic. They discussed the rapidly growing importance of education in Industrial IoT, the challenges of separating a “trend” from “hype,” and the crucial role customers play in helping determine the actual IoT problem they want to solve. “There’s this expression that I saw that says ‘the next big thing will be a lot of little things.’ I kind of subscribe to that piece that a lot of these companies we tend to do in manufacturing have a lot of little problems,” Kocic said. “If you help them fix a lot of little problems, inevitably, you will help them fix bigger problems.”

Bob Schultz, the GM of Talent Management Business at IBM, and Grant Beckett, VP of Global Product Strategy at Globoforce, discuss how technology and cognitive data provides a holistic view of the employee lifecycle, eliminating the silos within HR.