MacVoices16 Nov 2020

MacVoices #20258: Cat Pham of Western Digital Covers Their New SSD Drives

Cat Pham, Product Marketing Manager for Western Digital, gives us a look at the latest iteration of their WD My Passport SSD drive. She covers use cases, compatibility, speed, and availability of this rugged, portable drive.

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Cat Pham is a senior product marketing manager for Western Digital's WD brand. She oversees the marketing strategy of the brand's portfolio of portable solid state drives (SSDs) and personal cloud storage solutions. Previously, she was responsible for strategizing, initiating, driving and delivering effective marketing communications assets to support retail product launches for the SanDisk brand.

Pham holds a Master of Business Administration from Santa Clara University, as well as a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of California, Riverside.

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