Vice President of Product Management
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VP Product | London (hybrid) | Up to £200,000 | Permanent
Our client is a well-established global technology platform at the heart of performance and partnership marketing. It connects tens of thousands of brands with a network of more than a million publishers, creators and partners, is putting AI into its platform and is seeking a dynamic VP Product to lead the global Product function.
London, hybrid, working with a globally distributed team.
Reporting to the CPTO, the VP Product will:
Lead a team of six to seven direct reports, including several Heads of Product
Coach and model excellent discovery, prioritisation, testing and outcome-based delivery across a team with deep domain knowledge.
Build pace and ownership by implementing a bias for action culture within the product team and a simple loop: understand the problem, make a decision, build, test, learn and iterate.
Set the multi-year product vision, portfolio and outcome-led roadmap
Set the AI product strategy to create a real competitive advantage, covering recommendation and matching, intelligent workflow and conversational and agentic use cases, with proper evaluation and governance.
Connect product to revenue growth, retention, monetisation, pricing and go-to-market, and engage directly with strategic customers and partners.
The VP Product will have:
Demonstrated fast career progression to date with strong, hands-on product craft
Experience in a high-growth, high-ownership technology business known for shipping quickly
Have taken AI or advanced-data products from idea through experiments to launch and scale
Experience leading product teams & leaders
Strong commercial judgement
Excellent communication & stakeholder management skills
Start-up, founder or early-stage experience is a strong plus, along with a proven ability to bring entrepreneurial behaviour into a larger organisation