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Sam
Higham
Head of Product - Web3
eBay
Sam Higham is the Head of Product for Web3 at eBay, where he is at the forefront of integrating emerging technologies into the world of commerce. With a background as a user-focused product leader, Sam is passionate about the intersection of technology, human psychology, and consumer journeys. Based in Manchester, England, Sam has a career-proven track record of driving change across product, process, and people. Prior to his role at eBay, he served as the VP of Product at Glean, a note-taking solution for learning and productivity. His experience extends beyond corporate leadership, as he also works as a product coach and trainer for organizations like Mind the Product, helping individuals and teams navigate the complexities of product management.
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03 December 2025 13:30 - 14:15
Panel: The transformation toolkit, how senior product leaders drive change across the enterprise
In an era of rapid technological and market shifts, the traditional role of a product leader has evolved. No longer is the focus solely on the product roadmap; senior product leaders are now architects of organisational transformation. This panel will explore the critical intersection of product leadership and change management, examining how top product executives can effectively drive broad, company-wide change. We will discuss practical strategies for fostering a culture of innovation, gaining executive buy-in for transformative initiatives, and coaching teams to embrace new ways of working. Attendees will leave with actionable insights on how to leverage their unique position to move beyond incremental improvements and lead their organisations toward a future of sustainable growth and market leadership.