Heather Samarin and Vidya Dinamani sit down with Bold Commerce CEO and former PayPal and Intuit executive, Peter Karpas. He shares his insights into product management, leadership, and personal development - and explains that to lead an organization through change, it is necessary to recognize that everyone's incentives are not the same.

Heather Samarin and Vidya Dinamani talk to Ginny Lee, former President & COO at Khan Academy. 

A seasoned industry rebel with extensive experience in product management and infrastructure transformation. Ginny shares her tips for staying focused and saying no in order to achieve a compelling vision. 

Vidya Dinamani and Heather Samarin talk to product maestro, Christian Idiodi, former Global Head of Product at Datasite and current partner at the Silicon Valley Product Group. 

Christian shares his unique experience and philosophies about the incalculable importance of onboarding for new product managers, the role of humility and collaboration in building successful product teams, and understanding how to build trust in order to successfully champion both your customer and your product.

Vidya Dinamani and Heather Samain talk to Justin Bauer, a master of data-driven decision-making and CPO at Amplitude. Learn about his journey, how he uses data to make informed decisions for his customers, and his insights on navigating product challenges. 

Vidya and Heather sit down with Jana Eggers, Nara Logics CEO with deep product roots. Jana dishes on her journey to CEO and shares her thoughts on what it means to be a true "Product Rebel" and challenge the status quo. 

Vidya and Heather sit down with their friend and colleague, Terry Hicks, CRO at Vanco and former CPO at InfusionSoft, who offers insights on disruptive innovation and the importance of finding non-consensus answers in order to create truly great products. 

Vidya and Heather interview Gib Biddle, writer, speaker, and former VP of Product at Netflix. 

They discuss the importance of standing up for customers, and how his innovative work has evolved over time. Gib shares the importance of how to delight customers in hard-to-copy, margin-enhancing ways.