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THE Product Management Conference Mind the Product is THE product management conference where we bring together product leaders from around the world to explore the intersection of design, technology and business - inspiring you to build better products. Watch the recap from 2017 to see what our audience and speakers have to say:   Speakers We've just announced our first five speakers! Christina Wodtke, Author and Lecturer Christina has helped to grow companies like LinkedIn, Yahoo, Zynga, and the New York Times, as well as numerous startups throughout Silicon Valley. She’s the author of the business-fable book Radical Focus, a book which uses the power of story to build a new approach to OKRs, as well as the author of Information Architecture: Blueprints for the Web, Pencil Me In, and the upcoming Continuous Feedback. Christina currently teaches at Stanford on the HCI program in Computer Science. She speaks worldwide about humanity, teamwork, and the journey to excellence. Leisa Reichelt, Head of Research and Insights at Atlassian Leisa is responsible for building a better understanding of users and customers at Atlassian. Before that she built and led teams who transformed public services with user-centred service design at the Australian government and the UK Government’s Government Digital Service (GOV.UK). Before joining the public sector she was a freelance consultant and has worked with clients including Virgin Atlantic, BBC, SonyBMG, HSBC, The Economist, Drupal and the University of Surrey. Leisa tweets at @leisa and occasionally blogs at disambiguity.com. Cindy Alvarez, Author and Principle Researcher at Microsoft Cindy is the author of Lean Customer Development: How to Build Products Your Customers Will Buy. She is also a principal design researcher for Microsoft’s Cloud & Enterprise division, after spending over a decade leading interaction design, product management, and research for startups including Yodlee, Loomia, Kiss Metrics and Yammer. Nir Eyal, Author and Investor Nir founded two tech companies and has taught at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford. He is the author of the bestselling book Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products. Nir is also an active investor in habit-forming technologies. Some of his past investments include: Refresh.io (acquired by LinkedIn), Worklife (acquired by Cisco), Eventbrite, Product Hunt, Marco Polo, Presence Learning, 7 Cups, Pana, Kahoot!, Byte Foods, Anchor.fm, and Symphony Commerce. Dan Olsen, Author and Consultant Dan wrote the bestseller The Lean Product Playbook and he works with CEOs and product leaders to help them build great products and strong product teams, often as interim VP of Product. Prior to consulting he worked at Intuit, where he led the Quicken product team to record sales and profit. He also led product management at social networking pioneer Friendster, and was the cofounder and CEO of YourVersion, a TechCrunch award-winning personalized news startup. Dan began his career designing nuclear-powered submarines. Don't miss the workshops The day before the conference, on July 16, we will also be running a limited number of workshops to help you level up your product management skills! Tickets for workshops go on sale here on January 11 at 10am PST.   Why you should attend Here are five great reasons why you should join us at Mind the Product San Francisco, and it's not just about the coffee: 1. It's the biggest product conference in the worldMind the Product San Francisco 2017 brought together 1,500 passionate product people into one space on one day and we expect the same in 2018. There's no bigger event dedicated to product out there. Not only is our crowd the biggest, but we draw the greatest names in product too. 2. Hear real, practical advice you can put to work the next day as well as inspirational ideas on the future of product development and designWe think that a balance is important for a great day of learning. Our speakers are visionaries for the future of product, but they've also got tons of real experience under their belts to pass onto you. 3. Network with a conference full of passionate peers over free lunch and great coffeeOK, so it's a little bit about the coffee. We take care of you all day with plenty to chow down on while you discuss everything you've seen and heard. One of the best bits about Mind the Product is that we offer a single-track experience. No matter who you bump into, you've got the same interesting things to talk about. 4. Build a real community with your product tribeMind the Product isn't just a conference; it's a round-the-year blog and community with chapters in 136+ cities around the world that's dedicated to building a tribe around the art of product. We want product people around the world to come to meet with us and each other, so that we can all become the best in our field and move our discipline forward. 5. Enjoy the industry party of the year for great food and free flowing drinks & conversationGetting together with your industry peers should not just be inspiring and educational, but good fun. We don't hold back on putting on an excellent party (with an open bar and some delicious food) to keep the conversation flowing and help you to build great connections with your product community.   Frequently Asked Questions Do you offer discounts for students, startups, non-profits, etc?The only discounts we offer are for Early Bird conference tickets (limit of one ticket per order), which sell out in a matter of minutes, and the group discounts on General Release conference tickets where we do 10 tickets for the price of 9. To ensure you hear about the Early Bird tickets make sure you are part of our Slack channel and receive our newsletter. Can I change the name or other details on my tickets?Yes, but only the person who purchased the ticket can make these changes on Eventbrite. You are free to change your ticket details up to two days before the conference, including name, title, etc. Please make sure these details are correct as they will be what we show on your badge! Just login to Eventbrite and make the changes, following these instructions. If you can’t reach the person who purchased the ticket in order to get them to change the information please contact us on [email protected] and we will help you make the updates. Can I get a refund?We offer a full refund up to one month before the conference. Simply log in to Eventbrite and request the refund following these instructions. As with changes, only the person who purchased the tickets can request a refund. Can I pay by invoice?As we are a small team we only offer payment by invoice if you are buying 5 tickets or more due to the additional overhead. Please also note that no tickets are held/issued until payment of the invoice has been received, and only General Release tickets can be purchased by invoice. Request to pay by invoice by emailing [email protected] Tickets are not held until payment has been made – there are no exceptions to this. We cannot agree to any terms and conditions associated with Purchase Order numbers or other supplier agreements. We do not fill in supplier detail forms for ticket invoices – if you cannot find details you require on our website – please ask. See full FAQs here. Other links: Our full Terms & Conditions Our Code of Conduct

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