Nathan Allen
About Nathan Allen
Nathan Allen is the Director of Product Development at Weave Labs, where he has worked since 2024. He previously held various roles at Thumbtack, including Head of Innovation and Head of Product Partnerships, and founded Groombuggy.
Work at Weave
Nathan Allen serves as the Director of Product Development at Weave Labs. He has been in this role since 2024, contributing to the company's product strategy and development initiatives. His responsibilities include overseeing product innovation and ensuring alignment with market needs. His background in product partnerships and innovation informs his approach to product development at Weave.
Previous Experience at Thumbtack
Nathan Allen held multiple roles at Thumbtack from 2012 to 2021. He began as a Strategy & Operations Manager for two years, where he focused on operational efficiency. He then transitioned to Head of Innovation at Thumbtack Labs for five years, leading a team dedicated to developing new product ideas. Finally, he served as Head of Product Partnerships for two years, where he structured partnerships to enhance product offerings.
Founding Groombuggy
In 2022, Nathan Allen founded Groombuggy, a company based in the San Francisco Bay Area. He led the company for two years until 2024. Groombuggy focused on providing innovative solutions within its market, leveraging Nathan's expertise in product development and strategy.
Education and Expertise
Nathan Allen earned a Doctor of Law (J.D.) from Columbia Law School. He also holds a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Economics from Brigham Young University. His educational background supports his expertise in product development, strategy, and partnership structuring, which he applies in his professional roles.
Advisory Roles
Nathan Allen advises various businesses, utilizing his extensive experience in product development and strategy. His insights help organizations navigate challenges in product innovation and partnership management, drawing from his diverse background in the tech industry.