The Art and Science of Profitable Product Development
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Nirit Gilboa
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Learn to craft a product roadmap that not only drives innovation but ensures long-term profitability, balancing great design with business success.
The Art and Science of Profitable Product Development project empowers you to transform a product idea into a viable business proposition by guiding you through each stage of the product lifecycle with a focus on profitability.
Throughout this Project, you will conduct competitive analyses, assess market potential, establish revenue models, and construct a financial plan that evaluates costs, revenue, and profitability. Leveraging Agile methodologies and feature prioritization techniques, you will develop a comprehensive product roadmap that balances customer needs with strategic business goals. By the end of the course, you will present a data-backed roadmap and profitability analysis for your product, preparing you for real-world product management and strategic planning.
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Nirit Gilboa is a Finance Build Fellow at Open Avenues Foundation, where she works with students leading projects at the intersection of Finance and Product Management.
Nirit is a Director of Product Strategy at Laguna Health, where she works closely with clients to shape Laguna’s products while ensuring they’re driving long-term revenue and profitability.
Nirit has over 12 years of experience in the tech field, with a focus on product management in recent years.
She holds a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering and Management from Tel Aviv University and a Master of Business Administration from Harvard Business School.
A fun fact about Nirit is that she loves to travel and has visited over 20 countries, with Japan being her favorite destination.
