David Palmer
VP of Product @CloudFactory
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WORK HISTORY
VP of Product @CloudFactory
Pittsburgh, PA, US
EDUCATION
UCLA Anderson School of Management
MBA, marketing and strategic planning
University of Southern California
Doctoral Studies, Entrepreneurship and Economic Growth; School of Public Policy and Development
Pennsylvania State University
BS, mineral econ, emphasis: engineering and finance
National Chengchi University, Taipei, Taiwan
Language Studies, Mandarin
ABOUT DAVID PALMER
Creative product and marketing executive who cultivates innovation, develops and positions products for disruption, and drives growth. I delight in working with the identity and brand story of an enterprise and ensuring that is represented in both distinctive messaging and the customer’s product experience. I specialize in charting strategies and roadmaps, and inspiring teams to design high impact content and deliver products that solve vexing problems, are scalable at a low variable cost, and produce an engaging experience. I have experience in utilizing a range of product development and project management tools including Atlassian Jira and Confluence, Asana, Trello, StageGate, and have also developed my own Agile tools that connect PPM to product development and encourage Specialties: Strategic Planning, Product Development, Product Management, Marketing, Brand Development, Customer Needs Analysis, Market Intelligence, Product-Market Fit, Innovation Management, Portfolio Planning & Management, Cross-Platform Product Development, Commercialization and GTM Strategies, User Experience, Product Led Growth, Global Project Management, Team Leadership. Business Categories: B2B SaaS, Robotics, IIoT, Industrial Technologies, Transportation & Logistics, Future of Work, Workforce Enablement, Mobile Apps, CPG, Supply Chain Management. Interests: I have compassion for people experiencing poverty and marginalization. In my travels I have encountered heart-breaking situations in which whole communities live in destitution. My concerns drove me to enter a graduate program at USC to study the causes of poverty and explore how three forces might be stimulated to foster human flourishing: innovation, the capacities of an entrepreneur, and bridged networks. I am presently building a novel, AI-driven marketplace that enables global entrepreneurs to connect to people and resources, and provides investors a data-driven service that assess and scores the efficacy of the entrepreneur\'s value proposition to solve specific problems.
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