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Asana Elevates Victoria J. Chin to Head of R&D Strategy & Operations

By Ash Kate
Asana Elevates Victoria J. Chin to Head of R&D Strategy & Operations

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Asana has elevated Victoria J. Chin to Head of R&D Strategy & Operations, expanding her leadership responsibilities as the company continues scaling its research, engineering, and product organisations.

Sharing the announcement on LinkedIn, Victoria described the promotion as an exciting new chapter and thanked Asana's leadership and colleagues for their trust and support. She also expressed her enthusiasm about helping build and scale the teams driving the company's next generation of product innovation.

Leading Strategy Across Asana's R&D Organisation

In her expanded role, Victoria will lead a growing organisation spanning Engineering & Product Operations, Technical Program Management (TPM), and New Product Introduction (NPI).

She will be responsible for strengthening operational excellence across Asana's research and development organisation, improving cross-functional collaboration, and helping accelerate the delivery of new products and platform capabilities.

The appointment reflects Asana's continued investment in scaling its engineering organisation as demand for AI-powered workplace productivity solutions continues to grow.

Building on Operational and Product Leadership

Throughout her journey at Asana, Victoria has played a key role in driving operational strategy and cross-functional execution across engineering and product teams.

Her experience leading strategic initiatives and operational programmes has helped improve organisational alignment while enabling teams to deliver products more efficiently and at greater scale.

The promotion recognises her leadership in helping build the operational foundation supporting Asana's continued innovation.

Looking Ahead

As software companies continue accelerating product development through AI and automation, operational leadership has become increasingly important in helping engineering and product teams execute efficiently.

With Victoria stepping into this expanded leadership role, Asana is reinforcing its commitment to building scalable R&D operations that support innovation, faster product delivery, and long-term growth.


About Asana

Asana is a leading work management platform that helps organisations coordinate projects, manage workflows, and improve collaboration across teams. Used by businesses worldwide, the platform combines work management, automation, and AI-powered capabilities to help organisations plan, execute, and scale work more effectively.