Jonny is a designer and the founder of Progression, a product focused on helping folks in tech teams to describe, map and grow their skills. Progression allows leaders to create flexible and industry-tested progression frameworks for current and future team members to measure themselves against. For the last seven years Jonny has led product design teams in tech. Most recently he scaled the consumer and growth groups at Deliveroo as the company grew from 150 to 2000 employees and 12 countries around the world. Having experienced first hand the pain of scaling teams fast, Jonny took the plunge from design leader to founder. In February 2018 he resigned from Deliveroo and launched Progression with the mission of helping to answer the age-old question: How do I grow at work? Since starting late last year —and with zero funding —he's enlisted a number of London tech's most celebrated design teams. But this is just the start. Next up? A future where anyone can build their skills with the same care and autonomy that they do their work. Better, fairer, more fulfilling careers for all.

Sebastien is a Senior Product Manager at Typeform in Barcelona, one of Europe's fastest growing SaaS companies. He is responsible for improving the experience for the 50mn+ monthly form respondents on mobile & desktop. He loves well-designed, simple products that make people's lives better. Sebastien advises startup founders across Europe, and writes about Product Management for brands like Hackernoon. Prior to joining Typeform 3 years ago, Sebastien worked in Consulting and completed a Master's in Management degree from HEC Paris.

Ana is Head of Design at Doist he company behind Todoist and Twist. Doist is a fully remote company, with more than 60 employees, from 30 different nationalities, and focuses on creating tools that promote a calmer, more balanced, more fulfilling way to work and live. Ana oversees the work of the design team, dispersed between Portugal, UK, Greece, Germany, Luxemburg, and Taiwan. And she believes remote work will be the future, where location, family, or personal preferences isn't a limitation.

Marco Sousa is a product designer at Facebook. He leads multiple projects across the growth team for Workplace, Facebook's SaaS collaboration platform. Initially developed as an internal tool, Workplace has been adopted by some of the world's biggest companies, from Walmart and Starbucks to Booking.com and the WWF. Before joining Facebook in 2017, Marco spent almost 10 years creating consumer and enterprise apps for organisations like Transport for London, Unilever, ING and Ford and redesigning mobile apps for what was Spain's most popular social network, Tuenti.

With over 10 years' experience as a Product Designer, Miriam is currently putting her skills to use on Facebook's Workplace team. Before moving to London, she was Design Director at Metalab (famous for designing Slack) where she helped startups ship innovative products. With a passion for creating and facilitating hands-on workshops, Miriam has had the pleasure of working with teams as diverse as Uber, Cirque du Soleil, Visa, Zoom and Intel. In her spare time, Miriam gives back to the community by helping to educate the next generation of designers. She loves teaching practical skills to those interested in design-oriented problem solving and co-creation.

Tom Greever has been designing interfaces and leading design teams for 20 years. His experience as a UX designer, executive design leader, and consultant has given him a broad perspective on how better communication yields great design. He has coached and mentored teams on design practices and communication at both large enterprises and small start-ups all over the world. He lives in Illinois in the US with his wife and five kids. He is probably cleaning up the house right now.

While Anna's names might seem unpronounceable at first (it's pronounced A-N-A, by the way), she is defiantly not someone who is hard to understand. Making complex things simple is at the core of what she does. For the past 4 years, Anna has been applying that principle at Ocado Technology. Her first role at Ocado was to improve the lives of their delivery drivers by providing software that helps them be the best they can be. She did this by regularly asking them what they needed (I know, who does that?). Now Anna is Head of Product and her goal is to keep Ocado at the bleeding edge of customer experience by tightening feedback loops, assessing value and validating delivery. Sounds simple? It is, thanks to Anna.

Lindsey is a former VP Product at Monzo - the bank that does more than you'd ever expect to make you effortlessly financially savvy. Lindsey heads up a growing a team of product managers, drawing on her experience scaling and developing teams at luxury retail tech company Farfetch, and at the UK Government Digital Service. She's happiest in the world of interdisciplinary product development, and has resolved to do more non-exec and charitable work this year.

As a Head of Localisation at Skyscanner, Hristina’s main focus is building a strong localisation team and robust processes. Today, a team of over 15 localisation managers and engineers is building tailor-made solutions to enable Skyscanner’s teams build products and create experiences in over 35 languages.

Call her crazy but she thinks that localisation is a fascinating discipline and crucial for any business, being at the intersection of languages, technology, product, design and UX. And she is on a mission to get everyone else excited about it. After all, how can a business or a product be successful and truly global if it doesn’t respond to the needs of all its users no matter where in the world they are from or what language they speak.

Hristina is a strong believer in the power of building communities so when not solving problems for global travellers, she leads Locommunity, an online mentoring community for localisation professionals and co-hosts a Localisation Meetup in Barcelona. A global citizen at heart, she speaks 5 languages and has lived in 10 different countries, so far.

Remote-first CEO of Doist, the company behind Todoist, and Twist. Born in Bosnia, grew up in Denmark and now living in Barcelona. Soon 2x dad. He believes that a product stands a better chance of resonating with a global workforce when it's created by people around the world. For him, working remotely is the way of the future. Doist has been operational for more than 10 years now, having nearly 70 people in about 25 different countries.

Jordi is a tech entrepreneur. In 2012 he co-founded Startup Embassy in Palo Alto - one of the most important entrepreneurs communities in Silicon Valley, according to Enterpreneur.com. He also founded his first company, 1sleeve Inc. He went on to work for several companies evolving from Digital Business to Head of Product at Carnovo, a company born in the largest venture builder of the south of Europe. Currently based in Barcelona is the CEO and founder of Mentor-VR, a VR production company focused on innovative solutions for HR and training.

Gemma crafts narrative through design at IDEO. With a penchant for making movements, she explores emerging futures for different companies, while also designing delightful everyday experiences for people... But in reality, she just wants a dog. Prior to joining IDEO, Gemma worked as an interaction designer at Native, designed kettles in Hong Kong, was an Assistant Art Director at the BBC, and researched synthetic biology and designed speculative creatures for Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg. She earned her stripes at Normally as a data explorer, strategist and interaction designer. Aside from being a designer, Gemma is a keen cyclist, illustrator and horse rider.

Agustin Bosso is the CPO at Pagantis in Barcelona, he leads a product team that is making financing easier and more affordable for everybody. He has been working in product during the last 9 years in both big and small companies and has been a full-stack developer before that. He found his product vocation after reading the Cluetrain Manifesto, still his favourite book. He previously worked in Zyncro, a Barcelonian start-up and Skyscanner as product manager for the Hotels vertical. He does not consider himself expert at anything but more a "Jack of all trades and master of none" which he feels very useful for the product role. Following the same line, he has dozens of hobbies, from space exploration to hiking, not being an expert on any of them.