Grant Carter
About Grant Carter
Grant Carter serves as the Vice President of Product Management for Reuters Insider at Thomson Reuters, a position he has held since 2010. He has an extensive background in product management, having previously worked at AdPassage Inc. and Inxight Software in various leadership roles.
Work at Thomson Reuters
Grant Carter has served as Vice President of Product Management for Reuters Insider at Thomson Reuters since 2010. In this role, he oversees product strategy and development, focusing on enhancing the user experience and delivering innovative solutions. His tenure of over 14 years reflects a commitment to advancing the company's product offerings and meeting the needs of its clients in the financial services sector.
Education and Expertise
Grant Carter studied at the University of California, Berkeley, from 1988 to 1992. His education has provided a foundation for his extensive career in product management and professional services. His expertise spans various aspects of product development, including strategy formulation and user engagement, which he has applied throughout his professional journey.
Background
Before joining Thomson Reuters, Grant Carter held several key positions in product management and professional services. He worked at AdPassage Inc. as Vice President of Product from 2008 to 2009. Prior to that, he had a significant tenure at Inxight Software, where he held multiple roles, including Manager of Professional Services, Director of Product Management, and Vice President of Product Management, from 1999 to 2005.
Career Progression
Grant Carter's career began at Inxight Software, where he developed his skills in product management and professional services. He progressed from Manager of Professional Services to Director of Product Management and then to Vice President of Product Management within a span of six years. His experience at AdPassage Inc. further solidified his leadership capabilities in product strategy before he transitioned to his current role at Thomson Reuters.