NORTHSTAR · HEAD OF PRODUCT
A team builder for your next stage.
Mira is worth a conversation for Northstar’s Head of Product role. Her experience growing a product team speaks directly to your need for a leader who can build the organization.
Built the product team from 6 to 28.Source: September conversation notes
To confirm: current interest, availability, and the scope of her leadership.
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The client brief
Northstar is a growth-stage B2B software company hiring a hands-on Head of Product. The brief calls for someone who can develop product managers, establish clearer priorities, and work with enterprise customers.
Why revisit Mira now
In September, Mira said she would consider a move in November. That timing made an immediate approach premature. A November brief now gives the recruiter a reason to reconnect, using the earlier conversation rather than starting again. It does not establish that she is currently available.
Why this role
Northstar needs someone who can develop its product team as the business grows. Mira’s B2B software background and team-building experience make her relevant to that brief.
Her resume describes managing product managers and introducing planning and coaching routines. Combined with the team-growth discussion, this supports exploring Northstar’s team-building requirement. Enterprise-customer exposure is relevant, but the materials do not establish the scale of accounts she personally owned.
Evidence and limits
In the September conversation, Mira described growing the team from 6 to 28. That is a useful starting point, but it does not by itself establish her impact on retention, product quality, or business results. Those outcomes need checking.
Recommended next step
Reconnect with Mira to confirm her interest, then explore a client conversation if the scope fits. Position her as a team-building candidate worth investigating, with enterprise depth and business outcomes still to verify.
Questions for the next conversation
- Which hiring and team-development decisions did she own?
- What changed in the team’s delivery and business results as it grew?
- Is she still open to a move, and does Northstar’s scope fit what she wants next?
Selected resume · Mira Chen
FICTIONAL SAMPLE RESUME
Mira Chen
Product leader · B2B software · San Francisco Bay Area
Profile
Product leader with experience developing product managers, organizing cross-functional planning, and translating customer needs into priorities for B2B software teams.
Professional experience
Harborlane Software · Director of Product
2020–present · B2B workflow software
- Lead product managers working with engineering and design on workflow and reporting products.
- Introduced regular product reviews, manager coaching, and a shared quarterly planning process as the organization grew.
- Partner with sales and customer success on enterprise discovery, separating individual account requests from broader product needs.
Westbridge Cloud · Product Manager
2015–2020 · Business collaboration software
- Owned discovery and delivery for team collaboration features, working with engineering and design.
- Conducted customer interviews and used support themes and product usage to inform roadmap decisions.
- Coordinated launches with customer success and documented product decisions for internal teams.
Education
BS, Information Systems · 2014
Areas of experience
Product strategy · Team development · Customer discovery · Roadmap planning · Cross-functional leadership
All details in this sample are fictional. The “6 to 28” figure and November timing come from the separate September conversation notes, not this resume. Neither has been independently verified.
Feedback on Mira
“The team-building experience is relevant. Before we meet, could you clarify her direct responsibility for enterprise customers?”Illustrative client feedback · Mira / Northstar
Follow-up: Ask Mira for a specific enterprise-customer example and her role in the decision. Keep that answer attached to this role’s assessment; the client’s interest is not an interview booking.
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