Product leader with 25+ years building transformational products across startups and global enterprises. From cofounding my own startup to scaling products at Nike and Microsoft, I excel at the intersection of customer obsession and business growth.
I thrive in the messy middle—whether cofounding startups, transforming legacy businesses, or creating new ventures within enterprises. My sweet spot: creating products that customers love while hitting aggressive growth targets.
Currently Chief Product Officer at Big Cartel, where I'm driving the business through product-led growth strategies and AI integration across our entire product development lifecycle.
Known for building high-velocity teams that ship fast and retain top talent. I code alongside my engineers, obsess over customer problems, and believe the best products emerge from cultures where experimentation is celebrated and failure is critical input to learn from.
Father, husband, recipe experimenter, and IoT tinkerer who occasionally frustrates family with "smart" home experiments.
Trevin Chow has been a guest on 1 episode.
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Product Lessons from a $3B Bootstrapped eCom Platform | Trevin Chow, CPO (Big Cartel)
November 4th, 2025 | Season 1 | 33 mins 46 secs
business, digital experience, product management, technology
Today, we’re joined by Trevin Chow, Chief Product Officer at Big Cartel, an ecommerce platform for independent creators to turn their art into income. Previously, Trevin held product leadership roles at Nike, Microsoft, Axon, and more.
In this episode, Trevin shares:
- How they thread the needle between brand history and innovation — respecting a 20+ year legacy while still driving towards the future
- His process for creating “simple magic” by making features so simple, they delight users — even if that trades less customization for better ease of use
- How AI is transforming product and design workflows by drastically cutting down the time between idea and innovation
- And what product leaders can learn from rethinking simple as a benefit rather than a constraint