Robbie is a Senior Product Manager at Intercom in San Francisco focusing on monetization and first-use experiences.

Prior to this he lead the mobile product team at SurveyMonkey, sold virtual unicorns as a Product Manager at Zynga, and was a consultant at McKinsey & Company. His writing has been featured in Forbes, Fortune, AdWeek, USA Today, and the front page of Reddit.

Elina is a first generation Chinese-American designer and photographer based in San Francisco. She has helped shape end-to-end user experiences for consumer and enterprise startups and Fortune 500 companies. Currently, she is designing for professionals around the world to find opportunities on LinkedIn.

As a mental health advocate and founding designer of a meditation platform Simple Habit, Elina’s work is rooted in self-empowerment, healing, and mindfulness. Her purpose is to create accessible tools and facilitate stories of positive change as a way to elevate, inspire, and connect humanity.

A master dabbler — Elina spends her free time practicing yoga, covering concerts for a music blog, and is currently learning to paint, produce music, and how to breathe. She holds a degree in mechanical engineering from UC Berkeley.

Ran is a data-driven product designer who creates delightful user experiences through a user-centered design process. Before joining Amplitude as a Senior UX Designer, Ran designed user experiences at Marketo and Chartboost. She holds an MS in Computer Science from University of Maryland College Park where she focused on Human-Computer Interaction and Data Visualization.

Chris Gallello is a Product Manager at Strava. He's worked in the technology industry for over 8 years, across collaboration tools and social.

Chris began his career as a Product Manager on Microsoft Office Online, where his work ranged from onboarding to accessibility to data center infrastructure and helped him bulk up his design, engineering, and public relations skills. He then joine as their first PM, where he shipped products and features across every platform. He also learned a lot about hiring, mentoring a team, establishing new processes, roadmapping, and organizational structure. Finally, with Purple.pm, he was the solo-founder with an outsourced engineering team.
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Chris is also a big fan of side projects. He created UXcheck.co while at Microsoft and it really helped him get his Imgur job, and led to him starting Purple. In the past few years, He has shipped Kitten Cannon VR on Steam, and started the AR/VR design meetup group in SF. You can check out more of his work on his website.

‍Dustin Nguyen is currently the head of photography growth at Adobe, where he leads growth initiatives for Adobe's flagship products. He began his career as an administrative assistant for a few years and fell into marketing by taking a contract opportunity in marketing operations, which later ended up being the beginning of a really engaging marketing career. 

Prior to Adobe, he worked at Airbnb where he was leading engagement marketing for the guest experience and partnered with international teams to scale their marketing efforts in regions like APAC.
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In his spare time, he enjoys knocking locations off of his travel bucket list, the most recent being the pyramids of Giza in Cairo, Egypt and his favorite of all time being winter time in Kyoto, Japan. If he’s not traveling, he’s often reading -- the current book on his nightstand being Why We Sleep.

Raghu currently leads design & video growth teams at Adobe. Raghu began his career as an engineer but has always been led by user focus and interesting non-traditional problems. This has led him to various roles over the years including that of a product evangelist, product manager, product strategy manager and data science manager. 
Like with other roles over his career, focus on growth happened serendipitously.

While leading the product onboarding team for a new product (Adobe XD), Raghu took a different approach and built a multi-functional team across product and marketing to help new users be successful. Meeting Brian Balfour, made him realize that what he was doing was called “Growth”. After being an early Reforge alumni, Raghu now leads growth for Design and Video products at Adobe.
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Outside of work, Raghu can be found hiking around the bay area and in Tahoe with his wife, gardening in his backyard and struggling to strum a tune on his guitar.