Product Management Peer Group
This Peer Group is for anyone responsible for helping to guide the success of a product and help make strategic product decisions.
This Peer Group is in conjunction with the Toronto Product Management Association.
Upcoming Events
Product Management Peer Group – April 2019
Product Management Peer Group Topic: Market/Product Fit. The primary goal for a startup is the race to Market/Product Fit but established companies also need to understand it when innovating. This session will look at models for Market/Product Fit, how to get to it [...]
Product Management Peer Group – May 2019
Product Management Peer Group Topic: Working with Development & Roadmaps. Product Management is highly cross-functional but one of the most important relationships is with Development and helping them understand what to build so they can determine how to build it. This session will [...]
Product Management Peer Group – June 2019
Product Management Peer Group Topic: Buyer Journeys & Sales Alignment. Another important relationship for Product Managers is with Product Marketing and Sales when go-to-market strategies are defined. This session will provide an understanding of the buyer journey, why its important and how to [...]
Past Events
Product Management Peer Group – January 2019 Introduction Session
Product Management Peer Group - January 2019 Roles & Responsibilities. Product Management in many technology companies can mean different things and the resulting role is often caught up in firefighting day-to-day issues rather [...]
Product Management Peer Group – February 2019 Session
Market Segmentation & Product Fit February 21, 2019 - Customer Segmentation. The foundation of almost all Product Management activities is understanding your customer and focusing on specific segments that will gain the most [...]
Product Management Peer Group – March 2019
Product Management Peer Group Topic: Personas and Positioning. Product Management uses tools like persona profiles, "jobs to be done” and user stories to define problems, pain-points, and needs of customers before creating solutions. [...]