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Leadership bios that keep up with your leaders

Buyers, investors and reporters read your leadership page to judge who runs the company. Replace hand-written bios that age quickly with a LinkedIn profile card for each executive or partner, and add a leader's posts or recommendations where they strengthen the story.

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Maya Patel

Head of Growth at Northwind Labs · B2B marketing & product-led growth

Austin, Texas, United States

2,847 connections

18.4K followers

Northwind Labs

Currently

Head of Growth

Northwind Labs · Since Mar 2022

Skills

Growth MarketingProduct-Led GrowthB2B SaaSPositioningDemand GenerationLifecycle MarketingExperimentationAnalytics+2 more

Experience

  • Senior Growth Marketing Manager

    Brightpath

    Jun 2019 – Feb 2022

  • Product Marketing Manager

    Lumen Analytics

    Jan 2017 – May 2019

  • Marketing Associate

    Fieldwork Studio

    Aug 2015 – Dec 2016

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The problem

  • Leadership bios list titles people held two promotions ago
  • Each executive appointment or title change waits in the web team's queue
  • Visitors check every executive on LinkedIn anyway, one tab at a time

How LinkedIn widgets help

Titles that stay correct

Profile cards read each leader's current role, company and experience from LinkedIn, so a promotion appears after the next refresh.

One consistent grid

Give every card the compact layout, theme and font, so a row of executives looks like one designed section.

Depth where it helps

Add the CEO's posts or a partner's client recommendations below the grid. Extra widgets for the same person don't use another source.

Frequently asked questions

How many leaders can we show?

One profile widget per person, and each person is one LinkedIn source. Pro covers 2 people and Essentials covers 5. A single widget can't combine several profiles.

Do our executives need to share their LinkedIn login?

No. Widgets only use public profile information, so nobody connects an account or shares a password. Still, ask each person before featuring them and check which profile sections they've made public.

Can we keep each card short?

Yes. Turn off sections such as location, about, skills or experience, and use the same settings for every leader so the cards line up.

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