What to expect
- Unique perspectives from featured VP/C-suite products executives
- Webinar Format: Enjoy our Speaker Presentation followed by Q&A Session
What do product leaders need to consider when building customer-centric data products? In this webinar, Mastercard Product VP Vartika Rawat will explore the fundamentals of data as a product, delve into crucial considerations for successful development, and uncover the significance of understanding your end customers’ needs. From navigating challenges and mitigating risks to unlocking monetization strategies, gain actionable insights to thrive in the data-driven landscape. Additionally, learn about invaluable perspectives on ethical and regulatory dimensions to ensure responsible and compliant data product development.
About the speaker
Product leader with experience building and leading product teams in the FinTech and data product space. I have led the strategy and development of products that have led to growth in customer acquisition, revenue and improved customer experience. I have worked within various financial services institutions to conceptualize new product strategy, build scalable product processes and launch 0->1 products, working with multi-disciplinary teams and partners. I am passionate about championing customer value and experience, creating new business models through application of data and technology to create an inclusive financial ecosystem. I help bring vision, structure and scale to new product organizations
About the host
Toronto Chapter Head for Products That Count I am a digital product executive with over 20 years of experience in retail, digital media, and e-commerce. I’ve held both strategic and operational leadership roles at Canadian Tire, Torstar, Postmedia, eBay, and PayPal as well as start-ups. I am a servant leader who is humble, self aware, always learning, and excels at collaborating with stakeholders. I am a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University, a father of two, pancreatic cancer awareness advocate, moved to Canada 13 years ago, and grew up in Boston, Massachusetts. I currently sit on the Product Management Program Advisory Council for York University which offers Canada’s first post-secondary product management program.