Valerian Banu - Staff Product Manager at Snyk

Irina Bumbu - Senior Product Manager at Delivery Hero

Liviu Lica - ex-Head of Product Flip, Deepstash, ex-Hoostuite

What is good Product Management: the good, the bad, and the ugly.

How to become a Product Manager and be good at it.

How to plan your career in Product Management.

How to prepare to transition to product management inside your company or another.

People who want to move into product management from different roles, such as business analysts, product owners, customer support, engineers, UX designers, and others.

Junior product managers who want to understand better how to plan their careers.

Senior Product Managers and above who understand very well what the role implies and have their careers figured out.

You will understand what Product Management is, and if you decide to pursue a career in the field, you will know what you have to do.

Bülent Duagi - Product Strategy Adviser at Product Evolution

Cristian Filimon - Fractional Product Manager

How to start as a solopreneur

Various ways of monetizing Product knowledge - as a contractor / fractional role, consultant, adviser, trainer, facilitator, coach, (product) team coach, author, toolkit developer, influencer etc.

Balancing between business opportunities

Market insights, fees, competition, GTM and other business insights

Cristiana Chiriac - Sr. UX Designer at Sage UK /Service Designer & Accessibility Advocate

Flavia Husar - Product Manager, FLOWX.AI / Co-founder Innovation Labs

Alexandru Padure - Product Owner/Game Producer at Assist Software

Ciprian Caraba - Group Product Manager @Kiwi.com

Adriana Dumitru - Delivery Lead @Klarna

Sorin Niță-Ciurea - Senior Product Manager @ Delivery Hero

Andrei Șerbănoiu - Founder @ Socialinsider

Foundations of the product roadmap - defining components, perspectives into roadmapping

Working with vision and strategy - target market, product vision, product goals, initiatives

Creating & Communicating a Roadmap - building consensus with tools, templates, methods

Iterating with Roadmaps - feedback and discovery loops

Introduction to continuous product discovery and how to integrate it into everyday work

Customer insights, research and techniques for understanding customer needs

Problem framing, hypothesis development, ideation and prototyping

Testing and validating solutions and learning from outcomes

How to create meaningful ways of working in the product trio (Product, Engineering, Design)

Who owns the product? (Spoiler alert: it's not just the PM)

Was that an argument or a constructive feedback session?

Experienced Product builders (Product Managers, Engineers, Designers, Marketers) who want to make a good living as solopreneurs

Software development juniors (Engineers, Designers, Artists, QAs, Project Managers etc.)

Tech Startup Founders, independent publishers/indie studios etc.

Aspiring Product Managers & Product Owners

Product Managers that want to deepen their understanding of data-driven decision-making

Product Managers that want to leverage data in stakeholder discussions

Product people with a desire to learn how to leverage data to drive success

Product practitioners

looking for real roadmapping advice

willing to influence their own roadmaps

curious about blending various product needs as part of a bigger plan

Product professionals that want to incorporate more evidence based decision making ( Product Managers | Product Owners | Technical PMs )

Cross-functional team members involved in discovery and experimentation planning

Product people starting in the field

PMs building or joining a new team

Anyone who wants to have a better collaboration in their team

Junior Product professionals

People who want to be employees forever 😅

People without software development knowledge

People with a vast experience in building software products (UX Designers, Product Owners, Product Managers, Lead Engineers etc.)

People looking for a quick-fix

People without any product background

People that wrote the book on data-driven product management

Seasoned, Head of product, or C level professionals

Seasoned professionals who are already advanced in discovery methods and have extensive experience

Teams focused only on delivery or looking for quick-fix solutions

People managers

People who think compromises are the worst thing possible

You will understand multiple facets of being a solopreneur with Product knowledge and experience

Gain confidence to launch or grow your one-person business

Creating a plan for launching your first product as a solopreneur

AI Skills: Craft prompts, summarize meetings, and write impactful emails with AI tools.

Strategic Insight: Learn when and how to effectively use AI, including LLMs.

Productivity Boost: Streamline tasks and enhance your impact, no tech expertise needed.

Examples & Tools to test and play with :)

A better understanding of processes and challenges that you may face when building a software product;

Differences and similarities between how we usually build games and business apps;

Understand together how to identify and solve common challenges;

Not a teaching course, but an interactive discussion with 3 experienced product & production people!

Real roadmaps examples - understand which components make your roadmap useful

Quick exercises for mastering roadmap processes

Tailored advice - gain a clearer understanding of your product's goals and direction

4 live sessions - talking to experienced and knowledgeable colleagues

Knowledge and tools for effective product discovery

Real-world examples and case studies

Networking with industry peers

Personalized mentorship and feedback

Access to ongoing learning resources

Access to people who have been doing this for some time (hello, brain picking!)

Possibility to role-play situations you've encountered, or expect to encounter

Gain a solid understanding of key product metrics and how to apply them effectively.

Learn to make data-driven decisions that enhance product success and user satisfaction.

Develop skills to identify and counteract data biases in your decision-making process.

Not a teaching course, but a talk with 4 experienced product professionals!