Responsible for the Product and Design teams at Carta.

Joined Strava as an advisor in 2011. In 2014 I took on the role of Chief Growth Officer which was responsible for growth, engagement and monetization of a global network of athletes. I had direct responsibility for Marketing, Product (including our subscription products) and Support.

Served as General Manager for the Personal Finance division within Intuit. Oversaw all aspects of Mint.com and Quicken businesses, with focus on product strategy & development, monetization, distribution, sales and marketing. Team was roughly 100 individuals across all skills sets.

Joined as the Vice President of Product several months before winning 'TechCrunch 40'. Responsible for product strategy, product management and marketing, consumer experience (research, usability and design), customer service and site metrics. Build a fantastic team of Designers, Engineers, Product Managers and Customer Service leaders. Ultimately Mint sold to Intuit in late 2009.

Oversaw a cross-functional group of project managers, product managers, engineers and quality assurance engineers focused on advertising technology, online advertising business models and publisher economics. Special attention placed on analytic and analytic infrastructure, predictive modeling, creative design, experimentation platform (multi-variant & A\B testing) and yield optimization for CPM, CPC and CPA transactional models.

Managed a team of product managers focused on building technology to enable cost effective customer acquisition through internet marketing (SEM) channels. Special attention placed on natural search optimization (SEO), paid search marketing, affiliate tools (contextual analysis and relevance), distributed content integrations and tracking\revenue attribution infrastructure.