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Fractional Product Leadership
Fractional Product Leadership
With over three decades of experience, I specialize in providing tailored product management leadership on a fractional basis.
My expertise extends across competitive analysis, product ideation and refinement, and a deep understanding of the global EdTech market, with a special emphasis on skills-based learning and bridging the intersection of learners, industry, and education systems.
I can help you elevate your educational technology offerings, ensuring they are both innovative and competitive.
Consulting
Consulting
In addition to fractional product leadership support, I offer specialized consulting services tailored for short-term engagements. With deep expertise in competitive analysis, product ideation, refinement, and a profound understanding of the global EdTech market. I have specific interest in skills-based learning and the intersection of learners, industry, and educational systems.
Brad Koch
Brad Koch
I have over 30 years of experience in educational content and technology. As an Associate Publisher at Pearson, I designed and published books and assessment software in support of technical certifications. I then jumped to EdTech with product leadership roles at ANGEL Learning, Blackboard, Instructure Canvas, and then at Open LMS where I led Strategy, Industry Management, and our Partner programs.
I'm fortunate to have had a front row seat during the rapid evolution of online learning, and to have worked directly with institutions as they strive to deliver an ever-improving online teaching and learning experience.
I rely upon a wide network of ed tech experts, all with proven market-proven experience in ed tech. These relationships ensure that we're levering the best information, data, and collective wisdom to ensure clients receive the results they're hoping to achieve.
Product strategy
Product ideation & refinement
Build vs. buy analysis
Product management practice
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