About Charles
Charles Schmitt is a seasoned Product Management consultant and co-founder of a successful acquired startup: Social Objects. His 10 years of product leadership experience spans across AI, Big data, Analytics, and SaaS. With proven cross-functional leadership in taking products from concept to market covering aspects of monetization, product design, customer development, and go-to-market with globally distributed teams, he's an analytical hands-on PM with excellent written and verbal communication skills.
English
Native or bilingual
French
Native or bilingual
Spanish
Basic
Can work on-site
Paris (up to 50km)
Experience
- Memo BankSenior Product ManagerBANKING AND INSURANCEOctober 2021 - Today (4 years and 8 months)Paris, France
- Social Objects (acquired June 2020)CEO & Co-founderTECHJuly 2016 - June 2021 (4 years and 11 months)Paris, France
- Co-founded a B2B SaaS company providing AI marketing tools for Pharmaceuticals companies.
- Oversaw and led the acquisition negotiations with C-levels executives.
- Built big data lake of 800M social consumer information with algorithms for data cleaning, identity deduping, data validation, and consumer profile enhancements like interests, age, gender, etc.
- Led cross-functional teams to develop Influencer scoring MVP using machine learning algorithms for social users.
- My digital schoolGuest Lecturer - Product Management (MBA class)EDUCATION AND E-LEARNINGAugust 2018 - December 2019 (1 year and 5 months)Paris, France
- Provided product management training to Engineering schools
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Education
- Master of Science (MS), StrategyAustralian Graduate School of Management2011
- Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), FinanceLondon South Bank University2008