Overview
Karen Mogridge serves as Chief Product Officer at Arbiter [1][3]. Mogridge has spent a career helping software companies navigate transformation periods, including leading product organizations, integrating acquisitions, modernizing legacy platforms, and assisting customers with technology adoption [2]. Mogridge's current focus centers on how artificial intelligence is reshaping software organizations through changes to how teams build products, make decisions, and create customer value, rather than simply through the addition of AI features [2]. Prior to the Chief Product Officer role, Mogridge held the position of Vice President of Product Management at Arbiter [4]. Mogridge's background includes senior product management experience at CoreLogic, co-founding Mercury Cycling, and board membership at the GOAL Foundation [5][6][7]. Mogridge holds a BS in Computer Information Systems from Valdosta State University [11].
Profile introduction
I've spent my career helping software companies navigate periods of transformation. Whether leading product organizations, integrating acquisitions, modernizing legacy platforms, or helping customers adopt new technology, I enjoy solving complex problems that require both strategic thinking and operational execution. Today I'm particularly focused on how AI is reshaping software organizations—not simply by adding AI features, but by changing how teams build products, make decisions, and create value for customers.
Career history
- Chief Product OfficerMar 2019 to presentArbiter
- Vice President Of Product ManagementAug 2018 to Mar 2019Arbiter
- Board MemberNov 2017 to Jan 2019GOAL Foundation
- Co FounderJan 2009 to Jan 2019Mercury Cycling
- Senior Professional Product Management, Data/AnalyticsSep 2008 to Aug 2018CoreLogic | FNC
- Director of Quality Assurance & ReportingSep 2007 to Sep 2008CoreLogic | FNC
- State Network Coordinator2009 to 2010Safe Routes to School National Partnership
- Executive Director2008 to 2010BIKE WALK MISSISSIPPI
Education
- BS, Computer Information Systems1995 - 1999Valdosta State University
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