Product Momentum Podcast

Andrew Branch (Measures for Justice) is using data and technology to wage a county-by-county campaign for social justice and societal reform.

Lesley Betts of Burton Snowboards discusses the connections and parallels between the development of physical and digital products.

Scott Rigby, PhD. applies Self-Determination Theory to help product leaders understand design that inspires autonomy, mastery & relatedness.

Kasia Chmielinski explains how trade-offs and balance are key considerations when building an ethical product.

Ken Sandy explains why influence is a critical skill for today's product manager, who owns all the responsibility but none of the authority.

Ryan Singer offers a new kind of work for product managers. Shaping lets us pause, plan, and profoundly impact the products we build.

Alicia Dixon explains that while there's no such thing as the 'perfect' product manager but are things we can do to work toward that goal.

  Strong leadership and eager collaboration serve as the hallmarks in the long list of contributions made by ITX veterans and Vice Presidents Nancy Neumann and Lisa Young , the company’s most recent additions to its Board of Directors. In this special edition of the Product Momentum Podcast, Sean and Paul welcome fellow ITX leaders Lisa and Nancy to better understand the secret to their decad...

Atlassian's Mark Cruth describes how storytelling connects product teams with their users and helps them understand the value they create

Nate Andorsky describes the power of behavioral science to help us build innovative products and develop digital strategies.

Ash Maurya says that validating & verifying the customer voice helps provide the context required to fulfill functional and emotional needs.

Michael Sacca, VP of Product at Dribbble, describes how to deliver impactful results while building happier, more productive teams.

HubSpot's Christopher O'Donnell explains how having clear goals and guardrails will deliver product solutions and "delightful surprises."

Adrienne Tan explains why product managers must balance technical and human skills in order to build products that change the world.

Holly Hester-Reilly describes her data-driven approach to building high-growth products, teams, and businesses through experimentation.

Jeff Lash explains why an objective approach to prioritization is critical for product managers to succeed in their business owner role.

April Dunford says Positioning is how your product is uniquely qualified to be the best at something for a well-defined set of customers.

Bruce McCarthy explains the essentials of Product Culture (vision, plan, and team) & describes how product culture informs product management.

Saleema Vellani explains that empathy is the catalyst for innovation; it is born out of self-awareness and an openness for personal growth.

Silicon Valley product veteran Rich Mironov explains how savvy PMs engage all their audiences when doing product discovery and validation.

Radhika Dutt explains how a clear vision makes a successful and how Radical Product Thinking translates a vision statement into action.

Marty Cagan explains how empowered teams mark the difference between the best product companies and the rest.

Stephen Covey explains how Trust inspires Innovation. To be successful, today's product leaders must learn to speak the language of trust.

Jake Knapp offers strategies for breaking down barriers to innovation and prioritizing what matters most in our work and personal lives.

Richard Banfield describes what it takes for product people to become product leaders and guide teams to high performance.