Kelly Nibley

Kelly is a Digital Product Manager who brings solid product management, project management, and training development skills to her role at Fresh Consulting.

A graduate of the University of Washington Foster School of Business, Kelly began her career at Hitachi Consulting where her experience focused on product management for custom dev software in the Microsoft space. Though not a designer by trade, she has project experience designing the user interface, security, and reporting structures throughout key web application features. This has included creating functional specifications and wireframes, writing user stories and training material, leading development hand offs and client demos, and supporting tools after release. She is very comfortable presenting, and communicating with clients and technical teams, but cannot code just yet.

In her free time, Kelly enjoys spending time with her high maintenance dog Baxter, loves calligraphy and crafting, and her biggest guilty pleasure is watching The Bachelor.

Expertise

3 Fundamental Methods for Digital Project Management

One of the critical first tasks of a project manager is to choose the right project management methodology for the project. We recommend fitting the PM method to the project, not fitting the project to the method. But with so many options available, where do you even begin? Often the best approach is customized –
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Expertise

Digital Project Management: Why It Matters

Although your digital project will likely involve specialists in each of these key areas, there is another person who plays a critical role in bringing all of the parts together: the Digital Project Manager (often referred to simply as a “PM”). PMs are critical to choosing and following the right approach for running a project.
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Design, Expertise, UX/UI Design

Design + Agile Mindset

At Fresh, all of our projects are infused with our design-led approach and its underlying philosophy. We champion the need to first find the right digital product to build, and then to build it right. Both an understanding of the desired deliverable and an optimal workflow for creating it are essential. We tend to work
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