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Carl Cummings
AI and Engagement Products @ Chime - Prev. Stripe, LinkedIn, Startup Founder
I care about building products and teams that matter, that people love, and scaling them. Have spent 10 years building in complex spaces like fintech, internal platforms, and B2B developer products.
Currently at Chime, leading product for the AI and Member Engagement organization, and previously founded and led the Spending and MyPay product groups.
Before Chime, at Stripe I led the product management team for Monetization (Revenue, Pricing, Billing, Cost, Tax) where we created tools to build and monetize new business models on the internet.
Prior to that, at LinkedIn I was Group PM, building the ways users were notified about LinkedIn activity and growing usage of LinkedIn's mobile app. I managed both the platforms and end user experiences behind LinkedIn's emails and mobile notifications. At LinkedIn, I also ran the Associate Product Manager (APM) program, PM mentoring program, and new PM training.
In my past lives before my product career, I spent a stint as a consultant focused on technology and healthcare, and I co-founded Mytrus Inc, a clinical trial technology company creating the first direct-to-participant clinical trials, acquired by Medidata in 2017.
For any current/former colleagues and alumni, please feel free to reach out and let me know if and how I can help you. Also, I usually don't accept invites unless I've interacted with a person with directly, but feel free to message me to start a conversation.
Highlights
I’ve always wondered if/why falsehoods seem to spread faster than truth in the modern age. Fascinating confirmation of this and deconstruction of “why” from the Atlantic below. Worthwhile 10 min read if you’re into tech+behavior+psychology. #twitter #fakenews “...content that arouses strong emotions spreads further, faster, more deeply, and more broadly on Twitter....” “False information online is often really novel and frequently negative....We know those are two features of information generally that grab our attention as human beings and that cause us to want to share that information with others—we’re attentive to novel threats and especially attentive to negative threats.”
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Excited to celebrate Dennis Hengeveld for his 10 years at LinkedIn! Turns out he's got well over 10 years worth of shenanigans and crazy stories to share with us and with Brad Ciraulo
Here's to 10 more! 🍾
