Emily Lund
Genetically incapable of looking at something and not thinking she could build it, or build it better.
Emily is a product strategist and generalist who has spent years turning vague problems into useful things. She builds products for real people and scrappy internal tools when nothing available quite fits the need. She is very good at the messy middle: unclear goals, broken processes, stakeholders with conflicting opinions, systems that technically work but quietly make everything harder. She names the problem, finds the shape of it, and gets it done.
A gap in the org chart never becomes a gap in the product. She leads product strategy and covers the distance from “what are we building” to “it’s done and it works.”
Done, in progress, always in progress. The in-progress ones are becoming something better. The waiting ones have a plan. Probably two plans.