With over 20 years of experience in Product Management and Product Leadership, I bring a wealth of knowledge and practical insights to my Lightning Lessons. My career spans across technology giants like T-Mobile, Qualcomm, and Sony, where I've driven successful 0-to-1 product launches, grown existing businesses, and entered new markets.

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My expertise extends beyond the corporate world into academia. I'm currently an Adjunct Professor at University of Washington’s Foster School of Business and Seattle University's Albers School of Business and Economics, where I teach Strategy to undergraduate and graduate students. Teaching allows me to blend theoretical concepts with real-world applications, preparing the next generation of business leaders.

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I hold an MBA degree and an MS in Engineering degree, both from UCLA, bringing a unique combination of business acumen and technical knowledge to product management. My approach is deeply rooted in customer-centric product vision, data-driven decision making, and strategic planning.

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I LOVE teaching others and I am passionate about sharing my knowledge and experience with you. In this Lightning Lesson, I aim to equip you with some essential tools and strategies you need to "Learn When Not to Trust AI."