I'm a product management, program, and marketing leader with over 20 years of experience in consumer and small business technology companies – at both start-ups and large companies -- now applying my start-up and business experience to leading the Center for Entrepreneurial Studies at Stanford Graduate School of Business to provide current and engaging entrepreneurial learning both in courses and beyond the classroom In all these roles I have built and led creative, effective, teams that have grown businesses and programs, and delivering products and solutions that delight customers.I led product management for the $300+ million Photoshop product line at Adobe Systems, driving growth for both the professional and consumer business. I directed marketing and product management for Intuit’s Quicken business, expanding the product line to better meet customer needs and drive growth. In the start-up sphere, I led a repositioning and rebranding at LinkExchange positioning it for acquisition by Microsoft. I founded the family photo-sharing service Photo Mambo, co-creating its patented solution for privately sharing and automatically displaying pictures. At Stanford GSB I lead a team focused on ensuring that entrepreneurial learning is current and relevant both inside the courses and beyond the classroom. Our team recently launched a new program, in collaboration with the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability to create pathways for more students to learn about the challenges of sustainability and climate change and the skills of entrepreneurship so they can work to help tackle these challenges after graduating.