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How to Win at the People Side of Product Leadership

  • 12/10/2020
  • 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
  • Virtual/Zoom (Email confirmation will contain link & password)
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Join us for an all-virtual learning and networking event with some of the brightest change management and product leadership minds. We'll candidly discuss one of the hardest parts of product leadership --- PEOPLE!

A panel from market-leading companies share their invaluable experiences, lessons learned, actionable Strategies from "real products and projects." An excellent opportunity for us to collaborate and expand our Change Management knowledge and toolbox with practical Product Leadership techniques that deliver business value.

Panel Members:

Christina Burns ​
Slalom Consulting, Practice Lead Org. Effectiveness ​

Parashar Krishnamachari
Facebook, AR/VR Applications ​

Ashish Mangal​
Google Cloud, Product Lead​

Anne Ruybalid
Columbia Sportswear, Sr. Mgr. Change Mgt.​

Moderated by:

Kofi Adow, ACMP PNW Board​​
Plaster Group, Org. Dev Lead​

We'll tackle how to:

  • Achieve a shared belief in product strategy that helps your team/stakeholders support and execute your vision.
  • Create alignment within a dynamic web of competing stakeholder priorities, manage undefined problems in a fast-paced, uncertain, and competitive environment.
  • Address potential political saboteurs and build a coalition with shared norms, language, and processes.
  • Get leadership commitment to your product, sustain delivery, navigate rapidly changing corporate priorities.
  • Build an influential coalition through a compelling product story and a credible road map
  • Cultivate a product culture of cross-functional teams with shared beliefs of their role in your customer's world.
  • Coach your team to identify and amplify the voice of priority users vs. more vocal users.
  • Help leaders (senior and junior) understand the mutual “self-interested” benefits of your product's success.
  • Model how different stakeholders would act based on their beliefs about the product, business, and market.
  • Implement clear communication, task-to-vision alignment and empowered decision-making delegation
  • Avoid dev teams that do not work well together, confused stakeholders interrupting momentum, customer use cases focused on symptoms and not "the real problem," lackluster user adoption, etc.
  • Avoid decelerating momentum, resources wasted on non-value-adding activities, stalled decision making, and cultural friction between misaligned factions.

Tickets: Non-Members - $25 , Members - $15, Students - $5


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