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Molly Mitchell

Principal Product Marketing Manager @ LinkedIn

Molly Mitchell is a seasoned marketing professional with more than a decade of experience in marketing and product marketing.

As the current Principal Product Marketing Manager for LinkedIn Marketing Solutions, Molly leads the product marketing strategy for identity solutions and privacy, focusing on navigating the privacy-first era and enabling marketers to succeed.

Outside her role, Molly is actively involved in climate action initiatives within LinkedIn, spearheading the Go/Green Remote chapter to drive environmental advocacy and sustainability.

Molly's educational background includes a BS in Fashion Merchandising with a focus on Advertising & Marketing Communications from the Fashion Institute of Technology.

Her career journey includes roles such as Associate Director and Senior Manager in Ad Product Marketing at SiriusXM Media and Pandora, showcasing her diverse marketing expertise.

Prior to her current position, Molly held various marketing and product marketing roles at companies like Princess Cruises, Perry Ellis International, and Nylon Magazine, demonstrating her versatility and proficiency in the marketing industry.

Highlights

Apr 19 · linkedin

Today, LinkedIn celebrated Environment InDay 🌎 , a day dedicated to making space for employees to reflect on our impact on the planet. As part of the day's events I had the pleasure of helping organize a fireside chat with Akshat Rathi, climate reporter, host of the climate podcast "Zero", and author, on the topic of climate capitalism and the importance green skills will have on the race to zero emissions. The conversation was masterfully led by LinkedIn's Josh M. Carney, and a few key points really stood out to me:

💸 First, "It is now cheaper to save the world, than destroy it." This opening line from Akshat's new book, Climate Capitalism, spares no time in getting right to the point!

🤝 Second, we need to bring people, policy, and technology together to unlock climate solutions and transition the global economy.

💡 Third, the concept of "shots on goals." There will be many failures, but there will be wins. We have to take the shots to get wins.

♀ Finally, the Green Skills report shows that 9 in 10 women lack a single green skill or job experience, creating a "green ceiling" that needs to be addressed.

I highly recommend Akshat's book, Climate Capitalism, to anyone who wants to get inspired by the opportunity at hand. You can also check out LinkedIn's Global Green Skills Report to learn more about the trends at the intersection of the workforce and sustainability. #EnvironmentInDay #ClimateCapitalism #GreenSkills

Mar 16 · linkedin

A refreshing reality check of where the use of data to make decisions begins, and ends.

A quick 5 minute watch, but what stood out to me:

  • "There is no data about the future. Your sample is only representative if the future is identical to the past."
  • "Virtually all business decisions that are made on data are flawed decisions. Your data should inform your judgement."
  • "You have to think about inventing the future and making judgements about the future, but there's only so far that data will take you."
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Portland, Oregon, United States