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Hunter
Sanders
Head of Product
Heartland Dental
Hunter is an accomplished senior executive and visionary Product Leader with over 15 years of experience defining and executing transformative platform strategies in highly regulated industries. Hunter leverages AI-driven analytics to drive revenue growth, enhance user satisfaction, and optimize efficiency. Hunter specializes in secure, cloud-native platforms powered by AI and machine learning. At Heartland Dental, Hunter drove over $1.5 billion in annual revenue and increased scheduling conversion by 23% using generative AI. At CVS Health, Hunter reduced operational costs by $60 million and enhanced NPS by 10% while ensuring strict compliance. Hunter's expertise spans full product lifecycle management, leading high-performing product organizations and fostering innovation. Hunter is passionate about digital transformation and empowering teams for sustainable growth in identity, access, marketing automation, and digital care.
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29 October 2025 16:00 - 16:30
Rapid iteration: Creating a culture to ship fast and experiment more
In today’s fast-paced business environment, the ability to innovate and adapt quickly is crucial for success. Rapid iteration enables organisations to continuously refine and improve products, helping them stay ahead of the competition. However, many teams struggle with fostering a culture that embraces speed and experimentation. This keynote will explore why rapid iteration matters, and how it empowers teams to deliver high-quality products faster and more efficiently. We will dive into the different approaches to rapid iteration, highlighting how both startups and large companies implement it in various ways to meet their unique needs. Attendees will gain insights into how to create a framework for aligning and empowering teams to move quickly, iterate frequently, and learn from every experiment. By embracing rapid iteration, organisations can foster innovation, reduce time-to-market, and build a culture that values progress over perfection.