Yahoo, SVP, GM Yahoo News and Homepage
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Are you ready to learn how a media product leader transforms digital experiences? In this episode of the CPO Rising Series hosted by Products That Count Resident CPO Renee Niemi, Yahoo SVP and GM Kat Downs Mulder shares her journey in leadership and digital media transformation. Kat will dive deep into her experiences at Washington Post and Yahoo, revealing how product strategy drives business transformation and creates compelling user experiences in the fast-evolving digital media landscape.
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I’m a cross-functional leader with hands-on and executive experience in product, engineering, design, content, audience development and revenue growth through B2C and B2B subscriptions, advertising and e-commerce. I love developing new products that solve important problems for users. I have a strong track record of identifying and executing on consumer product and business opportunities. I enjoy building strong cross-functional teams that deliver excellent work that raises the bar.
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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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