Hey folks, I want to tell you about a podcast that I think will be right up your alley.

It's called Building One, and it's hosted by Tomer Cohen,

LinkedIn's Chief product officer.

He chats with hot shot product leaders

from companies like Zoom and Robblocks

unearthing the inspiring making of stories

of the world's most impactful products.

You're about to hear a clip of Tomer's interview with Cameron Adams,

co-founder and chief product officer of Canva, the online graphic design app that's valued at

more than 20 billion.

While you're listening, follow Building One on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or wherever you get your

podcasts. Today I'm interviewing Cameron Adams, co-founder and Chief Product Officer at Canva.

Cameron has a compelling vision for how to build the product, a vision that is informed by company culture and design accessibility.

As you'll hear, his time at Google also influenced how he didn't want to build, and why it is good to

foster some healthy conflict within your team.

Canva launched in 2013 as an app focusing on graphic design for social media,

but then it quickly blossomed into a product democratizing design

by putting visual communication within reach for over 170 million people.

And beyond social media, professionals and amateurs use it for presentations,

promoting their business, event invitations, animations, and much more.

The seats for Canva in some way go all the way back to Cameron's

college days. Early on he pursued a degree in law and computer science.

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