Beth Schwartz is a Vice President Of Product Management at Corpay One. She possess expertise in process improvement, strategy, leadership, product management, project management and 18 more skills. Colleagues describe her as "I have had the pleasure of working with Beth on multiple initiatives over the past 8 years. Beth is one of those people who can walk into an organization and quickly get the lay of the land pinpointing the source of the information she needs to develop repeatable processes to achieve desired goals. She acts as a bridge between the business side of the house and product, helping the business understand the difference in gaps in process vs. gaps in product. Beth is a strong leader who excels at building effective, collaborative teams to manage enterprise level implementations. She makes a point of getting to know her reports on a personal level and is invested in promoting their professional development. If your goal is uplift in your product management space, you want Beth on your team. " and "When you think of a product leader, you'd probably say that they'd need to be persuasive, analytical and very agile. Beth is all of this and more. As a Director of Product at Stericycle, she was recognized by her peers as a leader and someone who had a very strategic mindset. Evidence of this could be found daily as I know she was leaned upon to manage very diverse product sets and the product teams that supported them - all the while keeping her Executive team informed about progress and recommended approaches to course changes on a per product basis. Aside from her astute product management skillset and extraordinary communication capabilities, she totally gets work/life balance and was empathetic to the needs of each individual. I was constantly amazed at all the unique questions she'd ask me, even when I thought I had everything "buttoned up", she'd leave me thinking "darn, why didnt I think of that". She challenges thought processes and has helped me to mature my skillset as a leader, communicator and product guy."