George A.

George A. has a diverse work experience spanning several companies and roles. George started their career as the Director of Product at Dev-Mentors from December 2014 to March 2019, where they were responsible for product development and management. Following this, they worked as the Head of Product/Developer at WAKO TEAM USA KICKBOXING, leading the software product business unit and driving product marketing and development. During their time there, they successfully launched the company's first product and managed existing software performance.

George then joined Innowave Marketing Group as the Director of Product from January 2019 to May 2021. In this role, they collaborated with teams to define product vision, prioritize projects, and implement marketing strategies. George also partnered with sales and marketing teams to devise pricing models and messaging.

In 2020, George took on the role of Chief Product Consultant at PTO GENIUS, an HR Tech Start-up. Here, they created and monitored the product vision, strategy, and roadmap for PTO Genius initiatives. George provided customer assistance, introduced new offerings, and collaborated with mechanical engineers to resolve product development and maintenance issues.

Currently, George is the Vice President of Product at Livegistics, Inc. since May 2021. As an executive team member reporting to the CEO, they are responsible for defining and implementing a comprehensive product strategy. George has re-engineered and managed the entire software product operations methodology and organization, leading to increased revenue and profit. George has also designed and led key business objectives for product strategy, resulting in a 45% reduction in production time and improved accuracy in roadmap to launch dates.

Overall, George A. has demonstrated a strong track record in product management, development, and strategy across various industries.

From 2017 to 2019, George A. attended Western Governors University, where they pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science.