About the roundtable
The Agile Manifesto originally set out in 2001 to help software developers build business solutions in a faster and more efficient way, but since then it has also had a huge impact on other fields, processes, industries, and more - product management included.
But after 20 years, are the original principles of the Manifesto still relevant? Should they be adjusted to better address the challenges of modern product management?
Join us to learn:
- How the Agile Manifesto has been applied in product management
- The modern product challenges that weren't addressed in the manifesto
- How the core principles should be adapted to the new way of doing product management
Meet our speakers
David is a passionate Product Leader with ten years of product management experience. He's focused on coaching teams to deliver the highest value for their customers. Curiosity drives him daily. His biggest fear is the comfort zone. Curiosity spurs action; knowledge kills it. His motto is, the faster we learn, the faster we succeed.
David Pereira
Benji Portwin
Benji has never been happy with the status quo and that’s led him on a constant journey of discovery – about who he is, what he values and consequently how he wants to spend his time at work. He’s worked for a range of organisations over his 10 years in tech, and he’s been there and seen first hand what it takes for people to work together to build great products.
Quadri is an experienced product manager with multiple years of experience building world-class products. He is passionate about building products that have a positive impact on people’s lives, and helping product managers grow through training and mentorship at Product Hall.
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