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Jerry Liu
Based in Mountain View, California
Jerry Liu is the Founder and AI Product Consultant at EMNIST Inc., a role he has held since October 2018. He is based in the Toronto area and has over eight years of experience in product and growth leadership. At EMNIST, he provides guidance to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) on internal processes, product implementation, and marketing strategies. Notable projects include helping a political research organization enhance their data monitoring practices and assisting a health hardware organization in developing a machine learning system for detecting irregular heartbeats.1
Before founding EMNIST, Liu held various positions, including Head of Growth at Dendron, where he led a team to drive product-led growth for a note-taking application. He also served as Head of Product at Sesame, managing product development and user experience improvements.1
Liu has a strong educational background, having earned a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the University of California, Berkeley, in 2016. His prior experience includes working at Facebook, where he led machine learning initiatives aimed at preventing child exploitation and enhancing user protection.1
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Putting this out here one more time. If you're a parent or child of a parent and want to work on your family relationship, you should come listen and participate in the conversation :)
Hello friends!
I'm doing a little webinar called: "From Pressure to Partnership: Guiding Your Teen Without Losing Connection." This session is designed for all parents who want to better understand and support their teens during the important high school years while preserving their family relationship.
Totally free. Not selling anything. Just eager to share ideas and learn.
📆 Date: Saturday July 6th at 3pm 🔗 Register here: https://lnkd.in/egHG5C6p
The background is that I felt pretty stressed and unhappy in high school, a lot of it coming from disagreements with my parents and how they communicated with me. I think that it's really important to maintain that familial connection even when there's a lot of stress, so I'm sharing my story and my learnings over the years that have helped me recover my relationship with my own parents.
As an example, I'll talk about how parents can help kids recover from disappointing exam results without making them feel bad - the key is to not assign blame, and think about it as you and them working together on a team to find the steps to improve!
Feel free to share this with anyone who might find it useful. Looking forward to seeing you there and chatting about this together! 💬
