ALL OVER THE WORLD
World Product Day is an annual event to celebrate our craft and community. In 2020 most of us find ourselves under lockdown so we’re going virtual with over 50 live events all over the world on May 27, 2020!
Expect even more great lessons and connections in just one day, as product managers all over the world get together on livestreams and make a ton of noise on the hashtag #worldproductday – leading to a wave of product discussion that will start in Wellington, New Zealand, span 43+ countries, and culminate across the West Coast of North America 20 hours later.
This day will raise awareness of and appreciation for the craft of product management and our global tribe of product people!
Find your World Product Day eventAll the World Product Day events
Time (UTC) | Location | Speaker(s) | Topic |
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00:00 | New Zealand | John Cutler | The Feature Factory -- A Three Year Retrospective |
02:00 | Brisbane | Gibson Biddle | Product Strategy |
04:00 | Perth | Michelle Dickinson | Ask Me Anything (AMA) with Dr Michelle Dickinson (Founder of Nanogirl Labs) |
07:00 | Tbilisi | 25+ Speakers! | A full day event to celebrate all things Product in Georgia |
08:00 | Melbourne | Nicole Bronlan & Josh Centner | Product vision and influencing |
10:00 | Hong Kong | Wendy Tam | Embrace the new normal in product management |
10:00 | Tokyo | Todd Birzer | The New Flavors of Product Management: Leaner, faster, and more experimental |
12:00 | Hanoi | Thuy Minh GIANG, Boris BORTOLOSSI, and Tony LE | Product Leadership: key success behaviors & Experience Management for Vietnam startups |
12:00 | Ho Chi Minh | Keith Tan, Peter Laurie | The outsider advantage: how not being part of the industry helped us solve their biggest problems and How do you work out what product you need to build? |
12:30 | Chandigarh | Jeroen Jonker Roelants | The War for Attention |
13:30 | Colombo | Dhanika Perera, Amila De Silva, Chathuraka Waas | Discovering Product Management |
13:30 | Pune, Bangalore, and Ahemdabad | Jason Turnbull | When adapting to working from home, collaboration will be the hardest thing to maintain, but the easiest thing to master. |
13:30 | Delhi | Shaheena Attarwala and Dushyant Sahni | Getting Product and Design to work together and Remote Discovery and Ideation |
15:30 | Rotterdam | Stephen Culligan, Janna Bastow | |
16:00 | Karlsruhe & Linz | Melissa Perri | Escaping the Build Trap |
16:00 | Denmark | Gino Micacchi +1 | Managing Innovation |
16:00 | Nairobi | Sefunmi Osinaike | Breaking into Product Management |
16:00 | Ruhr | Holger Thiemann | Differentiation PM - PO |
16:00 | Berlin | Randy Silver, Shruti Ramiah, and Eli Montgomery | Think Again |
16:00 | Oslo | Lucas Weldeghebriel, Erik Devetak, Cailin Smith | Storytelling |
16:30 | Düsseldorf | Hein Ragas, Kadir Topal | Performing as a PM when the whole world shifts to working remotely |
16:30 | Amsterdam | Tim Herbig | Impact Mapping |
16:30 | Madrid | John Cutler | Focus on Impact, not outcomes |
16:30 | Stockholm | Petra Klein, David Almström, Francesca Cortesi, and Erel Sherman | Cybersecurity and Changing Focus when everything changes around you |
17:00 | Cardiff | David J Bland & Roman Pitchler | Testing Business Ideas and Dealing with Difficult Stakeholders |
17:00 | Switzerland | Gibson Biddle | Netflix: Wicked Hard Decisions |
17:00 | Poland | Mariusz Szyma, Krzysztof Marcisz, and Kristina Walcker-Mayer | Product Strategy & Roadmaps |
17:00 | Valencia | David Roch | Primeros pasos con Shape Up |
17:00 | Munich | Eik Thyrsted Brandsgård, Joshua Friedman, and Michael Schoelkopf | Design Sprints at scale, Life of a Data Product Manager, and Learn to Code |
17:00 | Barcelona, Split, Odesa, and Hamburg | Nacho Bassino, Thomas Leitermann, and Sebastián Honores Espejo | Product Strategy, Navigating the tool jungle, and Success in Product |
17:00 | Hamburg | Nacho Bassino, Thomas Leitermann, and Sebastián Honores Espejo | Product Strategy, Navigating the tool jungle, and Success in Product |
17:30 | Ireland | Randy Silver & Louise Bernstein | Product Strategy during Pandemic & Product Leadership |
18:00 | Lagos | Colleen Graneto and Jubril Juma | Making Strategic Decisions |
18:00 | Bristol & Exeter | Marty Cagan | Empowered Teams |
18:30 | Birmingham | Dave Martin | Product Growth Engine |
18:30 | London | Phill Agnew, Mike Hutchinson, Eli Montgomery | Black Mirror 2.0 |
19:00 | Richmond | Kate Leto | The Secret Sauce to Hiring Great Product People |
20:00 | Brazil Belo Horizonte, Campo Grande, Curitiba, Florianopolis, Joinville, Recife, Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo | Joaquim Torres, Yolanda Castro, Renato Moreira, Éfrem Filho, Robinson Castrilho, Manoela Freitas, and Gustavo Queiroz | TBD |
22:00 | Philadelphia (& Pittsburgh) | Mary Beth Green & Maureen Rinkunas | Innovation |
22:00 | Pittsburgh (& Philadelphia) | Mary Beth Green & Maureen Rinkunas | Innovation |
22:00 | Buffalo | Jeff Kosciejew | PM and PO Prioritization Workshop |
22:30 | Austin | Ryan Rumsey, Hector Del Castillo, and Miguel Roblero Castillo | Digital Product Strategy |
22:30 | New York | Melissa Perri | |
22:30 | Indianapolis | Sarah Burtenshaw and Chris Poore | Working the Basecamp Shape Up methodology into your Agile organization |
22:30 | Chicago | TBC | Virtual Poolside Chat: How has COVID-19 impacted you & your teams |
23:00 | Toronto | Pelham Norville, Ilissa Brusse, and Mikkel Lunding | Product Validation Streams: Bringing multi-disciplinary product discovery into your practice |
23:00 | LatAm Bogotá, Buenos Aires, Cancún, Córdoba, Lima, Medellín, Mendoza, Mérida, Mexico City, Montevideo, Quito, Rosario, Santiago de Chile | Gibson Biddle | Hacking your Product Leader Career |
01:00 +1 | Portland | Christine Herzog | Product Management for a Zero Trust World |
Find your local World Product Day group
What is ProductTank?
ProductTank was founded in 2010 in London and now spans over 200 cities around the world. It is an informal meetup that brings together the local product community in each of those cities – whether they’re Product Managers, Designers, or Developers – to share their experience and knowledge. ProductTanks are always free to attend, organized by volunteers from the local product community, and supported by our generous sponsors.
What is Mind the Product?
Mind the Product is the world’s largest product management community, with regular local ProductTank meetups in over 200 cities across the globe, the biggest and best training workshops and conferences in the world – with annual events in London, San Francisco, Singapore, Hamburg, and Manchester – and premium membership content online. This is the best place to meet other product managers, designers, and developers and hone your product craft.