Tatyana Mamut

Tatyana Mamut is a culture expert, tech executive, and keynote speaker with a deep-seated expertise in innovation, customer centricity, scaling, and digital transformation. Currently, she serves as an advisor to startup founders and C-suite executives, complementing her role as SVP of New Products at Pendo, where she leads the development of the Adopt family of products.

Previously, Mamut was Chief Product Officer at Nextdoor, crafting a product-led growth strategy that significantly enhanced user engagement and reduced negative interactions. Her leadership extended to overseeing the Local Business revenue line and streamlining the advertising platform. At Amazon Web Services, she was a General Manager & Director of Product, responsible for launching a groundbreaking software product and expanding the team significantly. Her tenure at Salesforce as Vice President of Product Experience for the IoT Cloud saw her spearhead initiatives for broader accessibility of IoT technology.

Mamut also held a pivotal role at IDEO as an executive where she established and directed the Organization Design practice globally. She is known for delivering keynotes on critical topics such as "The Human Future in the Age of AI," addressing the implications of AI on global cooperation and future skill requirements. Additionally, her presentation "Leading Through Tumultuous Times" delves into leadership during uncertainty, emphasizing customer focus and experimentation. Mamut introduces frameworks for fostering innovation in her talk "Building Cultures of Innovation," where she outlines four cultural archetypes of innovative organizations.

Her background includes significant roles in global advertising at Leo Burnett across Chicago, London, and Moscow, earning her multiple design and advertising awards. Mamut holds several patents from her time at Salesforce and Amazon. She earned a PhD in cultural anthropology from UC Berkeley and a BA in economics from Amherst College. Originally from eastern Ukraine, Mamut now resides in San Francisco with her spouse and two daughters. Her professional journey is marked by a consistent ability to translate complex data into compelling narratives, enhancing organizational understanding and strategic direction.