Cait Porte
CMO, Digibee
Cait Porte has been teaching with General Assembly for over seven years and is currently the Chief Marketing Officer for Digibee, an enterprise SaaS company. She is based just outside of Boston and has made several contributions to building the Product and Marketing network in the New England area. She has served on the board of directors for the Boston Product Management Association (BPMA), was a co-founder of Boston Women in Product (BWP) and is a part-time instructor at General Assembly. She has her MBA from Babson College and has helped grow several start-ups to see successful exits over her 15-year career. You can find her blog at www.PMinHeels.com.
When she's not working to build products customers love, she spends time in Boston with her husband, two dogs and two young children.
In recognition of her exemplary service in the classroom, Cait has been selected as a member of General Assembly's Distinguished Faculty program.
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Product Management
In this ten-week course, students will learn to navigate the product cycle, from evaluating users and managing a roadmap to creating an MVP and developing metrics.
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Project Management Bootcamp
Develop the tools and resources you need to lead your team and successfully complete projects.
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Digital Marketing Remote (Online)
Gain indispensable digital marketing skills in this 10-week evening or 1-week accelerated course, on campus or online.
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Product Management Bootcamp
Discover the basics of product development, product strategy, the product life cycle, and many more fundamental product management concepts in this hands-on PM Bootcamp.
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Product Management Remote (Online)
Gain indispensable product management skills in this 10-week evening or 1-week accelerated course, on campus or online.
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Intro to Product Management
Gain exposure to all the basic elements and responsibilities of performing the role of a product manager within a digital company.
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Product Management 101
This class will expose you to all the basic elements/responsibilities of performing the role of a product manager within a digital company.
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Side Hustle Skills: Launch Your Own Product
Gain exposure to all the basic elements and responsibilities of performing the role of a product manager within a digital company.
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[IN-PERSON] Customer Journey Mapping
To successfully create an offering that dramatically shifts behavior, generates habitual engagement, and promotes a profitable cycle, we must first understand the consumer journey.
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Introduction to Product Management
Gain exposure to all the basic elements and responsibilities of performing the role of a product manager within a digital company.
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How to Establish Your MVP
Identifying your minimum viable product (MVP) for your startup, new product, or new feature can be challenging but this workshop will help walk you through the process.
Agile and Scrum Bootcamp
Everyone from developers to business execs are expected to know how to work using Scrum, but few are taught it and many struggle along with misinformed ideas.
Digital Marketing
Gain indispensable digital marketing skills in this 10-week evening or 1-week accelerated course, on campus or online.
Intro to Product Management | FREE Online Livestream
In this free, two-hour livestream, learn the basic elements and responsibilities of performing the role of a product manager within a digital company.
Ladies Lounge | Transitions to Tech Career Panel
Ladies Lounge is a monthly series where we bring together influential women entrepreneurs focused on a central theme.
Building Better Products With Customer Validation
In this class, you'll learn best practices in building products through customer validation. We will cover everything you need to know to create a product that customers love.
Agile & Scrum Fundamentals
Everyone from developers to business execs are expected to know how to work using Scrum, but few are taught it and many struggle along with misinformed ideas.