James Kelm

James Kelm has a diverse work experience in various prominent companies. James is currently serving as the Head of Revenue Product at Nextdoor, where they focus on building impactful products that contribute to cultivating a kinder world. Prior to Nextdoor, James held multiple roles at Twitter, including Vice President of Product Management, Senior Director of Product Management, and Director of Product Management.

Before joining Twitter, James worked at Yahoo as the Senior Director of Product Management for Flurry Analytics & Yahoo App Publishing. During their time at Yahoo, they launched various products and scaled their native ads syndication business significantly. James also played a key role in launching Yahoo App Publishing and Gemini native ads syndication.

James's entrepreneurial spirit led him to co-found Wormhole Games, where they served as the COO and Co-Founder. At Wormhole Games, they successfully scaled the team and launched Tank Nation, an iOS action/strategy game that was featured worldwide in the App Store. James also implemented features and events to engage and retain players post-launch.

James'searlier experiences include working at Funzio as the Senior Producer and Director of Product, where they contributed to the company's product development. Before that, they worked at Google as a Product Manager, and at Sun Microsystems, Inc as a Program Manager and Software Engineer.

Additionally, James has proven their abilities in product management outside the tech industry. James worked as a Product Manager for the No on 8 - Equality for All internet campaign, where they designed and launched a campaign website that attracted over 1 million unique visitors and raised over $5 million in donations. James also served as a Product Planner at Apple.

Overall, James Kelm has a strong track record of leadership, product management, and entrepreneurship, making him a valuable asset to any organization.

James Kelm attended Columbia University from 1997 to 2000 where they earned a Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering / EECS. Afterwards, they attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology from 2005 to 2007, although no specific degree or field of study is mentioned.