Tim Sullivan is a Product at Mon Ami. He possess expertise in editorial, user experience, web analytics, product management, google analytics and 23 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "While a member of Caring.com's Partner Success team, I had years of working with and interacting with Tim while he was a leader of Caring's Product team. He strikes the perfect balance of big picture thinking, attention to detail, leadership, approachability and accessibility. Even though Tim always had many projects and initiatives that he was capably handling and leading, he always made time not only for the Partner Success team, but any department that needed him. I didn't know of one person in the company who didn't genuinely respect him and enjoy working with him. If your company needs an outstanding Product leader who excels in collaborating with your various internal teams, I highly recommend Tim.", "Tim was an incredible manager that I had the pleasure of working with while at Caring.com. It's never ideal to have product lead design, but Tim was able to navigate this role superbly. He focuses on solutions to problems rather than the problems themselves. His knowledge of the industry and how to manage multiple teams to work well together is unparalleled. I hope we get to work together again in the future.", and "Leadership gurus often talk about adaptability and the ability to learn as a key predictors of success, and Tim absolutely exemplifies those qualities -- more than most anyone I have worked with. It has been a thrill to watch Tim grow from from an entry level position to highly capable VP of Product. As a Director, Tim was a critical player as we successfully pivoted the company from a media property to a two-sided marketplace. Later on as VP of Product, he transformed and modernized our product management practices, bringing in a discipline around customer driven innovation and a focus on product analytics. Tim is respected by his team, the executive team, and the board alike. He is an exceptional people manager who also demonstrates a common sense and analytical approach to product development. I would recommend Tim for any product leadership position, either in a “management only” role or in one that also requires hands on product development."