Jennifer Gaspar

Jennifer Gaspar has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. Jennifer started their career as a Creative Marketing Specialist at CF Video & Interactive in 1998. Jennifer then worked as the Marketing Director at Cosmic Blender in 2000, where they led the marketing department and rebranded the company. Jennifer later became the Operations Manager at Cosmic Blender, overseeing scheduling and operations management.

In 2003, Gaspar joined Broadstreet as a Producer and eventually became the Director of Production/Executive Producer. In this role, they supervised staff and freelance producers, managed project budgets and schedules, and ensured on-time delivery of projects. Gaspar also worked as the Director of Production/Executive Producer at evoke interaction from 2007 to 2008, where they focused on financial services, consumer, and pharmaceutical/biotech audiences.

Gaspar transitioned to the education sector in 2008, joining Harvard Business School Publishing. Jennifer initially worked as a Project Manager in the Design Studio, then became the Managing Producer of Product Development in Corporate Learning, and eventually held the position of Director of Enterprise Learning, Product Development. In these roles, they oversaw product management, design, and development, and was responsible for growing the product line and meeting revenue targets.

From 2014 to 2017, Gaspar worked at Safari Books Online as a Product Manager, where they owned and directed new product initiatives and supported people in learning and sharing information.

Currently, Gaspar is the Principal Product Manager at O'Reilly Media. Jennifer is a member of the Product Leadership Team, guiding the overall roadmap and vision of the company. Gaspar provides strategic oversight and management to two product squads and focuses on high-level business and revenue goals. Jennifer is dedicated to building exceptional product experiences and cultivating a team culture that employees love.

Jennifer Gaspar attended Boston College from 1994 to 1998, where they pursued a double major in Communications and English. No specific degree name is mentioned.