Beau Teague Email & Phone Number

Marietta, Ga, Us

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

I oversee product teams that drive product strategy across two critical streaming pillars: Accessibility and the Kids & Family experience. Covering all of Warner Bros. Discovery’s global direct to consumer streaming services (Max, discovery+, and HBO Max), our combined product team creates safe, delightful, and inclusive solutions that allow our products to grow in scale.

Moving beyond the U.S. product footprint, my team grew to include international product leaders responsible for a multi-region, multi-language portfolio of products. In this role, I provided the strategic direction necessary to build fun, engaging, and safe products for brand fans seeking to interact with their favorite shows in innovative and exciting ways. At the same time, I made sure that our global team maintained a focus on the business and was adept at deploying strategies that built scale and monetized.

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

After a number of years focused solely on Cartoon Network, my team’s remit broadened to include WBD’s domestic digital products (games, websites, video apps, and more) for Adult Swim and Turner Classic Movies.

As VP, Product Management for Cartoon Network, I led the product management team responsible for ourportfolio of digital products and games.

Having spent my prior years focused on architecting and designing award-winning user experiences, I took my passion for the long view and began a new focus on the complete product lifecycle in my role as Sr. Director, Product Management and Operations for Cartoon Network. As the leader of a team of product managers along with a live operations team, I guided the creation of digital products and games – and then provided the direction to maintain reliability, operational performance, and consistency of experience for our users.

During my time as Sr. Director, User Experience for Cartoon Network, what had been a team of user experience architects grew to include an editorial team and community management team. Leading this diverse group of talents was exciting – providing an opportunity to design for our fans’ experience across everything from core product functionality to game narrative and supplemental social elements. It was in this role that I led the redesign of our Cartoon Network video app that would go on to win the 2016 Prime Time Emmy for Outstanding Creative Achievement in Interactive Media - User Experience and Visual Design.

Prior to this role, most of my efforts at Cartoon Network had been as an experienced solo practitioner focused on a primarily web-only platform. With our audience transitioning to the rich diversity of mobile devices, we recognized the need to expand our product and game portfolio to more than just web products. As Director, User Experience, I led Cartoon Network’s first team of user experience architects to experiment, create, and grow in this new mobile space.

Having moonlighted during my time at GameTap on a project for Cartoon Network (a massive community-based discovery, gameplay, and level creation effort), I was thrilled to join as their first full-time UXer. I dove right in and did all kinds of fun stuff: redesigned the game and video-focused website, added a metagame layer to help increase gameplays, and dramatically improved video consumption. Understanding and designing within the constraints of COPPA and KidVid was an eye-opening experience – one that would eventually come full circle in the form of GDPR, CCPA, and additional privacy-focused legislation that now impacts users of all ages.

United States

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