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Henrique Cruz

Head of Growth at Rows

Henrique Cruz is a driven professional with a strong background in product management, growth, and industrial engineering.

He is currently the Head of Growth at Rows, focusing on building efficient and user-friendly spreadsheets at Rows.com.

Henrique has a diverse educational background, including studying Growth Series at Reforge, Machine Learning at Coursera, and pursuing an Integrated MsC in Industrial Engineering and Management at Faculdade de Engenharia da Universidade do Porto.

Prior to his current role, Henrique held positions as a Product Manager at Rows, Head of Product at Veniam, and Product Manager at Talkdesk.

He has also contributed his expertise at BetaGlyph as a Blogger, and gained valuable experience as a Consultant at Kaizen Institute Consulting Group, Ltd., and as an Intern at Caetano Bus.

Henrique's experience and knowledge make him a valuable asset in the fields of product management, growth strategies, and industrial engineering.

Highlights

Dec 27 · twitter

In a recent @cowenconvos episode with @danwwang, one of the discussions was about how much we’re ruled by lawyers versus engineers.

Incidentally, a couple of months ago, I looked into this by analyzing at the field of study of the prime ministers (or equivalent) of OECD countries + China from 2000 to 2024.

For anyone interested, this is the result:

cc @tylercowen

Oct 24 · twitter

New analysis. G7: A Tragic Debt Story (1991-2023)

France’s public deficit has become somewhat of a meme online (at least on my feed).

I wanted to understand how bad it really is, especially compared to its G7 counterparts.

So I loaded the GDP Debt datasets from the IMF, the budget deficit for each country into Rows, pulled the AI Analyst, and got to work.

I ran a short analysis on the data from 1991 to 2023.

This what you need to know:

  1. France’s Debt/GDP ratio is bad, but so it is for every G7 country.

Every G7 country except Germany has a Debt/GDP ratio above 100%(!), and it’s still growing.

New analysis. G7: A Tragic Debt Story (1991-2023)

France’s public deficit has become somewhat of a
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Berlin Metropolitan Area