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Andy co-founded Boomf (a full-stack personalised gifting business) and grew it to multi-million-pound turnover. He also co-founded Mint Digital (a multi-award winning New York/London digital product development studio). Mint spun out and exited Picklive (to Sports Millions) and Stickygram (to Photobox). Andy works with ambitious companies to unlock product growth. Clients include startups and established companies who want to follow web ways of working. He is fascinated by finding ways to close the gap between a product and its market.

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With experience spanning 8+ years,  - she initially started in analytics but found her calling in being a product manager who advocates for customers. She believes any new product should involve lot of customer interaction and data churning to understand the key areas of improvement. For her team she likes to create a fearless environment where innovation thrives. She is a strong believer in creating the right metrics for a product to achieve their goals. She thinks MVP is the best foot forward by a product manager when working on any new product.

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