Stephanie J. Neill

"[Stephanie] is able to think strategically and work tactically when needed, defining requirements and ensuring the product meets the high expectations of the customer base."

"Stephanie continued to impress me with her positive attitude, creativity and focus to overcome many obstacles in order to deliver a solid product on time. She displayed an open mind and willingness to collaborate with various stakeholders throughout the planning process. I would definitely recommend Stephanie as a product leader and someone who can flat out get things done."

"Stephanie has an in-depth understanding and command of the intricacies and nuances specific to the mobile space. Her expertise in the product and industry was critical to successfully launching and distributing ... iPhone and iPad applications. Stephanie is an invaluable resource to any product organization and a pleasure to work with."

"...[Stephanie] was also put in charge of our critical mobile strategy, leading to the launches of our new iOS apps - [the company's] most downloaded applications ever for any platform. With very limited resources and super-tight schedules, Stephanie found a way to "just make it happen"."

"...[Stephanie] identified the strengths of the individual contributors on her team and let them do what they do best, which is a key leadership trait. When it was time to transition some key projects to me, she not only provided me all the necessary numbers and facts, but legacy information and advice on the nature of the projects - things that are really hard to quantify."

"Not only she is [sic] excellent in what she does but also she knows the techniques to manage time and people effectively and has the team-skills to leverage group dynamics."

"Stephanie is a hard-working, top-performing professional. She is also an enjoyable colleague, eager and willing to help or answer any question. She is very resourceful and reliable."

"[Stephanie] did the background customer and market research that led to significant changes to the product priorities for [her] product and was able to sell that research to upper management successfully."