Harry Max is the author of "Managing Priorities: Creating Better Plans and Making Smarter Decisions," the first book solely aimed at prioritization for organizations, teams, and individuals. An executive player-coach, consultant, and hands-on Product leader, Harry is a servant leader at heart. He works with CEOs and their leadership teams to help them realize their visions, build robust organizations, and zero in on pragmatic solutions to complex challenges. Harry's experience includes having been a founder/CEO, fractional executive, VP, coach, and consultant with start-ups, innovators, and global brands, including Apple, Adobe, DreamWorks, Docusign, Google, Hewlett-Packard, Microsoft, PayPal, Rackspace, Silicon Graphics (SGI), Skype, Symantec, and USAA. Harry is an NLP Master Practitioner and graduate of the Hoffman Institute and Aspen Institute Tech Executive Leadership Initiative (TELI).Invited Speaker- Keynote for USAA CDO Day 2024- The Lions Den 2023, Lessons Learned: Unintended Consequences & Failures (panel)- AGILEcamp, Prioritization: Beyond Getting Things Done - DesignOps Summit 2018, Prioritization: Beyond Getting Things Done- Enterprise UX 2016, Priority Zero- TEDx San Antonio, The Problem is Not the Problem- SXSW, The Problem is Not the Problem- USAA Design Colloquium, The Problem is Not the Problem- Silicon Image Leadership Summit, The Courage to Innovate- Mind the Product London, Sprint Zero - NACAS 2015, Blueprint for a New Way of Thinking- Innovation Games Summit, The Problem is Not the Problem- Product Austin 2014, Sprint Zero- NPS Forum 2012, Leading Through Change- Warm Gun 2012, What I Wish I’d Known as a Start-up Founder- IA Summit 2012, New Orleans Closing Keynote- IA Summit 2010, The Design of Strategy- ECOM Berlin 2009, Consumer Interaction Frameworks- AARP Web Team 2006, Innovating on a Web Team- IA Summit 2006, Next Horizons for Information Architecture- IA Summit 2005, Speaking the Language of Business- COMDEX 1996 -The Future of the Webmaster
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