# Martin Eriksson
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martin eriksson (born 15 June 1971 in Stockholm) is a retired Swedish pole vaulter.
His personal best jump was 5.80 metres, achieved in March 2000 in Pietersburg. This places him third on the Swedish all-time list, behind Oscar Janson and Patrik Kristiansson and equal to Alhaji Jeng.
How AI is reshaping the product role | Oji and Ezinne Udezue
Ezinne and Oji Udezue have over 50 years of combined product leadership experience at Microsoft, Twitter, Atlassian, WP Engine, Typeform, and Calendly. They’ve witnessed every major shift in product management, and, despite their seniority, they’re taking beginner AI courses and learning from engi…
How to connect vision, strategy, and execution - Martin Eriksson (Author, The Decision Stack)
Martin Eriksson is a Product Leader, Co-founder of Mind the Product and ProductTank, and Author. His new book, The Decision Stack, offers a mental model for connecting every layer of organisational strategy — from vision to the decisions teams make every single day.We discuss:— Why 95% of employee…
47. Martin Eriksson: The Decision Stack: How Strategic Alignment Unlocks Organizational Momentum
Martin Eriksson has spent three decades helping organisations figure out why they're stuck — and what to do about it.
He's been building digital products since 1994, built SaaS before anyone called it SaaS, and has worked his way through companies of every size and stage: The Financial Times, Mons…
Product Opscast Episode 19: The Decision Stack
In this episode, Graham Reed and Antonia Landi welcome Martin Eriksson; well-loved product expert, co-founder of Mind the Product & Product Tank, and serial author, to discuss his latest book, The Decision Stack - a mental model for aligning organisational strategy, decision-making, and communica…
The Decision Stack. Strategy for Product Teams.
The best product teams in 2026 won't win on more features. They'll win on clearer thinking.
That's exactly what Martin Eriksson has been working on.🔴
Martin Eriksson, co-founded Mind the Product, the largest product community in the world.
His new book The Decision Stack gives product teams a wo…
Martin Eriksson - Strategy Is a Shared Context Problem (Not an Execution Problem)
Guest: Martin Eriksson is the co-founder of Mind the Product, co-author of Product Leadership, and a former product partner at EQT Ventures where he worked with portfolio companies across Europe and the US. His new book, The Decision Stack, is about the gap between strategy and execution that he h…
A deep dive into the state of product in 2026 — Emily Tate (VP Product)
Recorded live at #mtpcon London, Lily sits down with Emily Tate — former MD of Mind the Product for a broad debrief on the day's themes. They cover why product and design may matter more in an AI world than ever before, how heritage organisations can navigate transformation without the luxury of g…
Stepping Into Leadership
What You'll Learn
Why understanding your organization's definition of leadership is the essential first step — and how to find it even when it's not documented
How practicing "saying no well" builds a core leadership muscle that translates at every level
What directional clarity actually mean…
Welcome to the Software Renaissance. Your Strategy Isn't Ready | Martin Eriksson
When anyone can build anything, the advantage isn't in building. It's in knowing what to build and why. In this talk, Martin Eriksson, Author of "The Decision Stack", explains the process from execution to clarity. From "can we?" to "should we?"
Key topics
AI's impact on industries and job roles
…
Martin Eriksson | How I Tested The Decision Stack
Summary
In this episode, I’m joined by Martin Eriksson, founder of Mind the Product and author of The Decision Stack, to talk about how organizations can make better decisions from strategy all the way down to everyday execution.
We talk about the difference between speed and velocity, why empower…
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