#25 - Building Product Communities: Growing NUS Product Club
ft. Harry Chang & Marcus Chia • 23 June 2026
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What does it take to build a student community that lasts? Harry and Marcus reflect on NUS Product Club’s growth over the past three years, from scaling events and partnerships to expanding the podcast itself. In this episode, we explore leadership transitions, community building, and what it takes to create opportunities that outlast individual leaders.
Too busy to watch the full episode? Here's the short version — Harry and Marcus go behind the scenes on three years of building NUS Product Club: the organization's structure, the collaborations, the merch, the mistakes, and why the best thing they built might not be a club at all.
Timestamps
00:00:21 Introductions
00:02:43 Harry and Marcus' roles in NUSPC
00:11:29 Deep Dive into NUSPC Organisational Structure
00:25:26 Collaborations with SMUPC and NTUPC
00:32:02 Restructuring Product Launchpad (PLP)
00:35:57 Reacting to Past Episodes
00:46:58 Reflecting On Favourite Guests
00:55:18 What's In My Kit? NUSPC Merchandise and Gear
01:07:59 Game Segment: The Price Is Right
Highlights
Highlights
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About the Guests
About the Guests
#7: Harry Chang
#7: Harry Chang
As one of the Co-Founders of NUS Product Club, Harry currently serves as the Co-Head of our Senior Advisory Team - advising the overall marketing and content creation strategy of our student club. Prior to his current full-time role as a data analyst at PayPal, he has been heavily involved with other student clubs such as NUS Statistics and Data Science Society and NUS Fintech Society, while having completed prior data internships at Decathlon, Groundup.ai and SCOR.
#87: Marcus Chia
#87: Marcus Chia
Serving as the current Vice-President of NUS Product Club, Marcus oversees the Partnerships and Operations Teams - ensuring the smooth operations and outreach of our student club. Under his charge, he has secured multiple partnerships and collaborations for our club, involving different brands including Microsoft and SAP. As of this writing, he is a Year 1 Business AI Systems undergraduate, having prior consulting work experience before entering university.
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