2019 Spring Conference

May 4, 2019

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Product Management

Product Manager Group Therapy

Working in product is hard, but it doesn’t have to drive you crazy. That’s where product management group therapy comes in. In this session, we’ll get to know each other while humorously identifying some of our more common pain points. We’ll then break into small groups engaging in fun trust building activities – different from any previous session you may have attended – followed with liberating structures guided discussions. In the end, you’ll not only feel the catharsis of addressing your needs as a person of product, but also you’ll see that you are not alone in what makes you anxious and that you have product friends and peers in your nearby community to help keep you focused on awesome value delivery.

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Dean Peters

Principal Consultant & Trainer

280 Group

Dean Peters offers nearly twenty years of experience in product management with a prior decade as a software developer for real-time system integration. Driven by a passion for replacing pain points with user delight, he has empowered teams in startups such as Dude Solutions, Aprimo, and Seven Lakes Technologies and enterprise settings such as IQVIA, Citrix, and McClatchy. Leaning on his ability to translate technical details into valuable outcomes, Dean has led several innovations in AI, NLP, and Mobile across various domains, including healthcare, energy, education, law enforcement, and news media.

Along with this work, Dean has presented on agile and product management topics at events such as ProductCamp, ProductTank, Pendomonium, and Red Hat Agile Day. An on-and-off blogger, Dean’s writings on product and agile have found their way into the product lexicon; the most recent example is his collaboration with ProductBoard’s “Dangerous Animals of Product Management.

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