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Cantlin Ashrowan
PM, 🙈 Privacy at ♾ Meta
Cantlin Ashrowan is a product management professional currently working as a PM Lead in Privacy at Meta (formerly Facebook).5 He has a diverse background in product management, design, and user experience, with experience at several prominent companies.
Career Highlights
Financial Times:: In January 2019, Ashrowan was appointed as the Chief Product Officer (CPO) at the Financial Times.1 In this role, he was responsible for overseeing the development of the FT's product portfolio, including FT.com.
Condé Nast International:: Prior to joining the Financial Times, Ashrowan worked as the Director of Product and Innovation at Condé Nast International.1 There, he led a team of designers, UX specialists, and product managers in bringing new products to market and transforming the company's internal tools.
The Guardian:: Earlier in his career, Ashrowan worked at The Guardian, contributing to their website and digital content platform.1
Meta:: As of 2023, Cantlin Ashrowan joined Meta, where he currently works on Privacy.45 His LinkedIn profile indicates that he is a PM Lead in the Privacy team at Meta.
Skills and Expertise
Ashrowan is known for his expertise in:
- Product Management
- User Experience (UX)
- Design
- Research and Research Operations
He has previously led research teams at Meta and Babylon Health.3
Personal
Cantlin Ashrowan is based in New York City.5 He maintains a personal website at cantl.in, where he describes himself as a writer and product manager.5 His LinkedIn profile is under the username "cantlinashrowan".2
Highlights
So excited to be joining Meta's awesome 🙈 Privacy team in a couple weeks. Some big, energizing problems to solve. Would love recommendations for things to read, watch or listen to as I ramp up.
We're also looking at relocating to 🗽 New York as part of the move – so also, like, hit us with your bagel tips?! 🥯
Just started my first full time job in a very long time, joining Meta as a product leader in Commerce. I've been talking to companies and governments about the tools and techniques of big tech for over decade now – most of which I'd read about in books or learnt about over informal coffees. It's super exciting to get to see them for myself. I've already met a ridiculous concentration of smart, empathetic people working on genuinely wicked problems.
I'll also be in an office for the first time in three years, back in my old Guardian stomping round in Kings Cross, so if you're in the area hit me up for a coffee!
