Emily Zhang is a dynamic professional with a rich and diverse career history in product management and leadership. She currently serves as a Co-Founder at NewCo, a role she undertook in May 2023, where she is fully dedicated to shaping the company's vision. In her previous position as the Senior Vice President of Product at Oyster®, Emily played a pivotal role in building a platform that simplifies global team management for companies, contributing to the mission of creating a more equitable world by enabling businesses to hire talent from anywhere. Her journey at Oyster spanned three years, showcasing her commitment to the organization's growth and development.
Prior to her tenure at Oyster, Emily held significant roles, including Head of Product, where she was instrumental in growing the engineering, product, and design team from a small team of 4 to an impressive 130+ individuals. She also served as Director of Product at Carta, where she oversaw key product areas, including banking and lending services, payments, and internal tools. With a career that has taken her from eBay to Bain & Company, Emily brings a wealth of experience and a strong educational background, holding an MBA from Harvard Business School and a combined Bachelor of Laws (LLB) and Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and Finance) from the University of Sydney. Her journey is a testament to her dedication to innovation and driving positive change in the tech industry.
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