Join us as we chat with Nicole + Jacky, founders of Alli. They shared their story of why they decided to build a mission-based startup and lessons they learned how to build a startup from scratch put keeping their mission as top of mind. Alli was born out of a desire to see public spaces designed with women’s needs in mind. After years of women hav…

In this episode, we spoke to Brittany Chung who is passionate about making tech more inclusive and accessible. Brittany is the founder of Cures of Colors. Combining her love for sciences and the arts, she is passionate about raising the next generation to be empathetic and service-oriented. She spoke with us about starting a nonprofit while working…

In this episode, we spoke to Bosky Mukherjee who is passionate about making tech more inclusive and accessible. She is the founder of Spark To Substance where she works with startups and growth-stage companies as Advisor and Fractional Executive and of PMDojo which is a 10-week apprenticeship-style learning program where participants step into a ro…

In this episode, we spoke to Charniece Huff who is completing a Product Manager rotation with the Youtube Main App team. We spoke with Charniece about the importance of continuously learning, gathering data to make informed decisions and the differences between a sponsor and a mentor. Our podcast is hosted by Chelsea Masterson. To learn more about …

In this episode, we spoke to Chasma Smith who is the founder of Try X Conquer, empowering women of color to organize outdoor wellness events in their communities. For the past five years, she has developed adventurous, creative, and meditative experiences. We spoke with Chasma about the importance getting outside has on our overall well being espec…

In this episode, we spoke to Antonella Avogadro, a Computer Science student pursuing a Bachelor of Science, an aspiring Software Engineer, and a former illustrator and apparel designer. She's an advocate for diversity within STEM, and for justice-oriented design practices within technology that no longer continue to discriminate against people base…

In this episode, we spoke to Shelly Kalish, a Digital Product Leader at American Express where she leads the development and growth of its mobile app. She’s focused on incorporating value-added benefits onto the app, digital servicing, and growing the digital active user base. Shelly discusses how to balance work life and parenting, especially duri…

In this episode, we spoke to Blair Presley, a Product Coach who a strong supporter of women and especially helping women rise in this male-dominated industry. Blair teaches us how what to do in an interview, how to create a more effective resume and make the most of our LinkedIn profiles. Find Blair on Instagram @BlairPres. Our podcast is hosted by…

In this episode, we are joined by Lilia Gorbachik from Intermedia. Lilia has 15 years of experience in tech as a QA Engineer, QA Lead and Project Manager. At some point, she realized she wanted to be a Product Manager and quickly pivoted into that role. She currently works for a global company, Intermedia operating in the US, U.K., Canada, and Russ…

In this episode, we are joined by Allison Sebastiani of Feedback Loop. Allison is a product manager at Feedback Loop, the agile research platform for rapid consumer feedback. In this session, Allison will discuss the power of user discovery and its role in creating a culture of continuous learning and innovation within your organization. Our podcas…

We were joined by strategy and business development executive Denise Olivares. She has served as Vice President, Marketing and Product Development at Prudential, The Union Labor Life Insurance Company, and AXA Equitable Life. Denise has held executive positions in marketing, product, and strategy with other finance and insurance industry leaders. T…

We were joined by product marketer Evyn Staley. Prior to working for Square, Evyn started her career in the creative agency world, running integrated campaigns for brands like Smirnoff and Nature Valley. Evyn spoke to us about the importance of having women in key-roles in male-dominated industries, how to better understand your customers, and how …

We were joined by co-founder of Moxie Health, a digital platform for all things gut health, Louise Macnab. Prior to co-founding moxie, Louise was Chief Legal Officer of a U.S health-tech company. Previously, she spent 9 years in corporate private practice, advising companies including Google, Uber, KKR and the New York Stock Exchange. Louise spoke …

On our latest podcast episode, we were joined by the founder and general manager of Product League. Product League is a mentoring program in more than 20 countries worldwide. Moriya discusses how to rethink how we look at challenges and how mentoring can thrive on a global scale to allow product managers to learn from others around the world. Our p…

On our latest podcast episode, we were joined by the Senior UX designer and author Kat Vellos. Kat has worked at Slack, Pandora and multiple Silicon Valley startups. Her book We Should Get Together is helping people live healthier lives through the cultivation of deeper, more fulfilling friendships. Kat shares with us the important tools and resour…

On our latest podcast episode, we were joined by the VP of Product and Head of WeWork Labs, Osnat Benari. Osnat not only is a product creator, but also an active mentor to entrepreneurs. Before joining WeWork, she headed partnerships for BBG Ventures and led the product groups for AOL Video and Studios. Osnat shares with us the importance of develo…

On this podcast episode, Senior Innovation Catalyst at AARP Innovations Lab Sheila D. Collins shares how she ran a successful crowdsourcing campaign to get new ideas for products that help women during menopause. The innovation accelerator works with startups, investors, and industry leaders to bring forth disruptive technology to fulfill the organ…

Deena McKay is an IT Consultant for Kin + Carta and the Founder & Host of Black Tech Unplugged, which she launched after feeling like she was the "only one" in the tech industry. On this episode, Deena joins us for a discussion on D&I and Product Inclusion that goes far beyond a conversation on metrics. Here we chat about what Diversity and Inclusi…

Nina Foroutan started her career in journalism at WHDH-TV/Channel 5 during an economic downturn. She then went on to earn her MBA and took a job as a technical product manager at Hearst before landing her role at Forbes. On this episode of Her Product Lab, Nina will share what it was like to pivot from journalism, seemingly a world apart from produ…

On this episode, Sr. Director of Product Management at ADP Ventures Shilpa Singh joins us as we talk about the art of influence. As a product manager, we are trained to be the expert of our product, market, customer and competitors. However, one of the most important soft skills that we need to master is to lead through influence. Learning this ski…

In the same week Abbe Cohen was laid off due to COVID-19, she got 14 job interviews (more if you count the ones she has turned down) and received an offer just days later. And it wasn’t pure luck. In this episode, Abbe will share several strategies to get noticed in the industry, including crafting your story, refining your LinkedIn page for the ri…

Guest lecturer and prosthodontist, Dr. Matthew Kahn, critiques a couple impressions. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 67

A dentist is congratulated for doing nearly everything correct on his case sent to the lab. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 60

Originally aired on Chairside Live: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrWcqXEybY0&t=3s Last week’s episode featured placing an implant in the anterior, and now in this episode’s Case of the Week, Dr. Abai walks us through the case of replacing a failing implant in the posterior.

The case comes from a viewer who writes in and asks about a patient who came in with pre-existing veneers but did not like his smile. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 61

A common issue in Kennedy Class I and Class II situations where all of the posterior teeth are missing resulting in a collapse of the bite. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 10

The most distal tooth in an arch is prepped and a double?arch impression technique is used by a doctor for a 3-unit bridge. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 7

Dr. DiTolla examines a couple of anterior bridges with draw issues after being poured up. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 1

A dentist sends two impressions which aren't quite "up to snuff" for a 3-unit BruxZir Bridge. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 9

A dentist does a great job prepping twenty units of crown and bridge for Captek restorations. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 8

Dr. Muresan presents a doubleheader: a 6-unit Obsidian® veneer case and a solid gold veneer case.

A BruxZir bridge cannot be made because a bridge a doctor sent in violates the "Rule of 27" and must be switched to a PFM Bridge. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 6

Dr. DiTolla explains the best practices for cementing and/or bonding BruxZir Solid Zirconia restorations into place. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 5

Dr. DiTolla examines an impression with the prep in close contact with an opposing tooth, causing an issue with a BruxZir crown on a lower second molar not having enough room. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 4

A dentist has difficulty with a double-arch impression of a single?unit restoration as the edge of the impression lies right at the edge of the margin. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 3

A dentist prepares a fantastic tooth and takes a great impression of it for a BruxZir crown ? an example of what an impression should look like. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 2

Dr. DiTolla explains the importance of great impressions as a doctor sends in less than adequate impressions. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 40

Dr. Muresan encounters a common problem with bonding to zirconia, but reveals her simple way to achieve a bonding surface chairside.

A four-unit bridge impression is taken in a double arch tray. The doctor is asked to make a third impression. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 43

Dr. DiTolla explores a case where the wrong type of impression technique was used - a dentist used a closed tray transfer coping with an open tray impression technique. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 44

Dr. DiTolla exhibits a BioTemps case from Dr. Bruce Fine who volunteered his impression. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 48

Dr. DiTolla exhibits different esthetic clasping options for partial denture cases along with different materials that can be used. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 47

Dr. DiTolla explores a new partial material that he has never seen before. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 46

Dr. DiTolla discusses Glidewell PlaySafe Mouthguards, their features, and which sports they are indicated for. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 49

Dedicated to BruxZir Solid Zirconia. An impression is made with a tri-color nature and 4-unit bridge in a full arch tray. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 50

Dr. DiTolla examines day time splints. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 51

Dr. DiTolla exhibits one of his own cases as he uses BruxZir on a patient with tetracycline staining. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 41

The astics retainer, an esthetic alternative to traditional retainers is dicussed. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 38

Dr. DiTolla explores a crown and bridge case with an odd request from the dentist - asking for porcelain to be extended down to a new margin. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 42

A technician supplies a clever fix for an extremely difficult overbite case. Another doctor still uses solid gold partials. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 31