Phil Usatine

Phil Usatine has an extensive work experience in various roles and industries. Phil started their career at Gibson Guitar as the Chief Technology Officer and Head of Product for their Consumer Electronics division. During their time at Gibson, they led the product vision for a new line of Wurlitzer branded products.

After leaving Gibson, Phil worked at Prematics as the Vice President of Product Development, where they built the team that delivered and operated Prematics' SaaS ePrescribing service.

Phil then joined Scripps Networks Interactive as the Vice President of Digital Product Development, where they were responsible for product development and operations for various digital product lines, including Food.com, TravelChannel.com, and the Food Network In the Kitchen app.

Phil later served as the Chief Technology Officer at Endera Systems, a SaaS analytics platform company, where they built the product design, delivery, and operations team.

Phil also worked as an Entrepreneur in Residence at the National Institute of Standards and Technology, supporting their Technology Transfer office and driving entrepreneurship and commercialization of NIST's research.

Phil then took on fractional executive roles as the Chief Product Officer for iThriveph, where they drove product development for their Digital Health products, and for Missing Link Digital, where they focused on digital transformation and technology strategy for various clients.

Phil also served as an advisor for Jedvice, a security AR company.

Most recently, Phil is the Chief Product Officer at AIRBOOK ONE, where they are responsible for driving all product and customer experience, technology, and supporting M&A activities. Overall, Phil's work experience spans across product development, entrepreneurship, digital transformation, and technology strategy.

Phil Usatine attended the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, where they studied Aeronatutical Engineering. Phil also enrolled at the University of Maryland University College to pursue a degree in Computer Science. However, no specific start or end years are provided for either of these educational experiences.