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Are global product teams ready to reinvent themselves in the age of AI? In this episode of the CPO Rising Series hosted by Products That Count Resident CPO Renee Niemi, Walmart International Chief Product Officer Tim Simmons unpacks driving innovation through global product platforms and AI. He offers a rare insider view of how one of the world’s largest retailers is turning technological disruption into a strategic advantage.
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Tim Simmons currently serves as the Sam’s Club VP In Club Product Management. Prior to joining Sam’s Club, Tim worked mainly in professional services including advertising agencies and consulting firms including MRM // McCann West, RAPP, Hewlett Packard, Peppers and Rogers Group, and also Ernst & Young consulting team. Tim also interestingly founded an international language program, which is a nonprofit organization, serving the needs of children in Russia, the Ukraine, and in the Baltics.
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Renee Niemi is a Product Partner at Mighty Capital. She leads our CPO Fellows program, a curriculum designed to prepare Fortune 1000 CPOs to step into board roles. Prior, she spent most of her career creating high impact products and businesses. She held the role of CPO at Fortune 500 company Logitech and was one of only 5 General Managers at Google. Renee holds a BS in Electrical Engineering from Santa Clara University.
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