Conferences and meetups for product managers & builders.

Free Lenny's Newsletter community meetup in Taipei, hosted by career coach George Chiao Chan, with drinks courtesy of PostHog. It uses an Open Space format where participants propose AI and product-development topics for breakout discussions, followed by 3-minute lightning talks and hiring announcements. For PMs, engineers, designers and founders. Runs 7-10 PM, mostly in Mandarin with an English group. Host approval is required.

Full-day Claude Impact Lab build sprint at Taxfix SE in Berlin, 10 AM-6 PM. About 100 curated participants work in mixed teams on themes from the first Claude Conversation event. Participants include engineers, designers, researchers, founders and product people. Expect Claude API credits, judges, prizes for the winning team, and top builds shared with Anthropic.

Free Lenny's Newsletter community meetup in Chaoyang District, Beijing (exact venue to be announced), hosted by Phillip An (founder of skylarq.ai, ex-YC) and Jing Jing Yang (founder of arenaschool.org, ex-Kimi). Drinks are courtesy of PostHog. English and Chinese are both welcome. An evening (6-9 PM) of networking and in-depth conversation about product and growth.

Lenny's Newsletter's monthly NYC community meetup, this time a weekend daytime event (2-5 PM) at a venue in Brooklyn. Co-hosted by Aayushi Kapadia and Zakir Tyebjee, with drinks courtesy of PostHog. Prominent product-community members and a surprise guest are expected. For product managers to network, explore job opportunities and talk tech. Free admission.

Free bilingual (English/Vietnamese) Lenny's Newsletter community meetup at SUNDAYS Cafe in Ho Chi Minh City, hosted by Vy Nie, with drinks courtesy of PostHog. The evening (6-9 PM) includes community spotlight talks with Q&A, small topic-based group discussions on product, growth and experimentation, and open networking. Open to PMs, engineers, designers, founders and growth professionals.

Claude Community meetup in Detroit for current and aspiring product managers who use Claude in their real work. The RIVET team opens by showing how they work with Claude, followed by short attendee talks on Claude workflows, prompts, agents and prototypes. Held at The Madison Rooftop, 6-9 PM. Seats are limited and the host approves registrations.

Hands-on ProductTank Zürich workshop on Impact Mapping, connecting business goals, actors, outcomes and concrete solutions. Participants build an impact map together to use in discovery, roadmap and strategy work. Aimed at Product Managers, Product Designers and Product Engineers, with limited places. Hosted and sponsored by Liip AG, Limmatstrasse 183, Zürich.

ProductTank TLV panel on results from the ProductX State of Product Management in Israel 2026 survey: team structure, decision-making, AI tool use and how the PM role is changing. Panelists are Yafit Becher (Google), Lior Nachshon Arugi (Cyera), Noam Makavy (CPO, Wonderful) and Ran Erez (RE.FOCUS). Held in Hebrew at HaArba'a St 13, sponsored by Cyera.

ProductTank Nürnberg evening meetup at KOLEO (Leonhardstraße 20A) for product professionals. Josef M. Winkler and Andreas Wünsche run an interactive session on behavioural design: how behavioural economics and cognitive science explain why users click, hesitate or abandon flows, and how to apply that to digital products. Networking and drinks follow, 6:00-9:00 PM.

ProductTank Birmingham double bill at x+why Foundry, 6 Brindley Place, held as a fringe event of Birmingham Tech Week. It looks at high-level AI product strategy and lessons from shipping AI features to millions of users, and how AI is changing product craft. Includes a book giveaway, drinks and networking for local product people, 6:30-9:30 PM.

An evening panel hosted by Leading the Product (LTP Events Melbourne) at Stone & Chalk Melbourne Startup Hub. Product leaders from The Martec, Netwealth and Brainmates, plus author Vijayan Seenisamy, discuss how lean product teams can bring AI into discovery, delivery and decision-making. Includes audience Q&A and networking, 5:30pm to 7:30pm.

October ProductTank Belfast hands-on workshop on Service Blueprints, led by Rapid7 and Ruth Ilesanmi and chosen by community vote. Attendees build a blueprint in small groups using a real product or service, mapping the user experience alongside the people, systems and handoffs behind it. No experience needed. Held at Rapid7's Belfast office, 19 Chichester St.

Small Product Executive Dinner hosted by Product People for 6-8 CPOs and Product VPs in London. Peers network and share insights on product leadership. Product People pays for dinner and drinks, nothing said may be quoted with names or companies, and the dress code is business casual.

ProductTank Triangle and Women In Product Raleigh-Durham co-host a hands-on AI hackathon at Duke's Fuqua School of Business, 5:30-7:30 PM. Attendees use Lovable to turn product ideas into working prototypes without coding, from problem framing through validation. It is for PMs, aspiring PMs, founders, designers and technologists. Bring a laptop and an idea.

FuturePMO is a one-day PMO and project management conference hosted by Wellingtone for 300 professionals worldwide. The 2026 event features a Ghostbusters-inspired theme, expert speakers from various industries, hands-on workshops, and networking opportunities. The conference focuses on challenging PMO practices with forward-thinking insights in a dynamic, inspiring environment that combines learning with unique themed experiences.

ProductTank Milton Keynes evening at Aiimi HQ (100 Avebury Blvd). Product leader Phil Hornby leads an interactive session on using roadmaps for alignment and stakeholder influence: how roadmaps change as products mature, how to combine features, outcomes and risks, and how to tell the story visually. Discussion and networking, 6:30-8:30 PM.

ProductTank Valencia's October meetup, hosted by Deutsche Telekom IT at Av. del Marqués de Sotelo 6. An expert speaker covers machine learning for product people: what ML makes possible, how it can fail silently or drift as data changes, and why it needs continuous testing, monitoring and experimentation. 7:00-9:00 PM.

ProductTank Madrid meetup at eDreams International Network (C. de López de Hoyos 35) on building products for toddlers. Irene shares the MiniTales case: using research, data and user behaviour to drive conversion with startup-level resources. Andrea talks about observing users in real life and finding where AI-generated hypotheses were wrong. 7:00-9:00 PM.

rvatech's one-day product conference for Richmond's product community, held at the Science Museum of Virginia's Dewey Gottwald Center (8:30 AM-5 PM). Product managers, designers, engineers and leaders attend sessions on product craft, customer understanding and career growth in the AI era. It expects about 500 attendees, includes AI-assisted networking through Boardy, and has Dominion Energy as title sponsor.

Hands-on Claude Code Berlin workshop for developers of all levels, including cloud, DevOps and infrastructure engineers. Attendees build agents with Claude Opus 5.5 and Fable 5.1 in Claude Code, using GlassFlow's open-source Tares as the context layer. Part 1 builds an AI SRE incident-response agent, and Part 2 covers agents that review code. Runs 6-9:30 PM.

ProductTank Edinburgh panel at CreateFuture (10 Waterloo Place) on how AI is changing product hiring and job searches. Local tech recruiters from Harvey Nash, Stoffel, CreateFuture and Experis Scotland speak, with a state-of-the-union on regional product job trends. Food, drinks and networking, 5:30-8:00 PM.

Free Lenny's Newsletter community meetup in Berlin, hosted by Sarah Burgess, a B2B SaaS product and growth leader, with free drinks courtesy of PostHog. An evening (6:30-10:30 PM) to meet other product people and have in-depth conversations about product and growth.

One-day social-impact hackathon kicking off Seattle AI Week, sponsored by Anthropic with the Washington Technology Industry Association (WTIA) and held at Thinkspace Seattle. Mixed teams of small business owners, experienced professionals and students build open-source AI apps and workflows for small businesses. Admission is by application. Participants get $100 in Claude API credits, and the winners get Claude Max and WTIA AI Summit tickets.

Y Oslo is billed as the best design and product conference in Scandinavia. The two-day event at Chateau Neuf features international speakers covering design, product management, typography, and user experience. The conference emphasizes practical tools, networking opportunities, and using design and technology to create positive societal and environmental impact. It has been voted Norway's most recommended conference by professionals.

Claude Community evening meetup in Tel Aviv, 6-8 PM, with pizza and drinks. The program covers the latest Claude updates and three talks: Claude Code Mods (Alon Wolenitz, Nimble), scaling Claude Code across an organization (Tom Brovender, Papaya Global), and shipping safely when everyone builds with Claude (Shahar Polak, ImagenAI). The host approves registrations.

ProductTank Tokyo and Scrum Masters Tokyo, with Code Chrysalis, host an evening talk and workshop. It uses real case studies to look at whether adding a Scrum Master makes product teams better or just busier. It is for product managers, engineers, designers, Scrum Masters and project leads, and covers low-effort changes teams can try. Held at Code Chrysalis, Motoazabu, Minato City.

Informal ProductTank Norwich networking evening in the upstairs private room at Butcher Bhoy, 1 Queen Street. Open to product managers, product owners, business analysts, UX designers, developers and students curious about product. No talks, just a social gathering with hosts making introductions. Food and drink available to buy, 6:00-9:00 PM.

ProductTank Hong Kong's 45th event, an informal social at Oolaa Star Street in Wan Chai for people who build products in Hong Kong. There are no formal talks, just drinks, snacks and conversation, with AI-at-work icebreakers and a chance to suggest future topics and speakers. 6:30-9:00 PM.

A two-day summit focused on product-led growth strategies, bringing together 100+ senior product leaders and decision-makers. The event covers enterprise PLG strategies, AI-native product building, cross-functional alignment, product-market fit evolution, and advanced experimentation. Attendees will learn to accelerate product growth, future-proof strategies with AI innovations, and expand their professional network within the global product-led community.

Product-Led Summit Sydney brings together product leaders to discover how to put products at the heart of growth strategies. The one-day event features 15+ speakers, 100+ attendees from 60+ companies, focusing on product analytics, AI automation, cross-functional collaboration, agility, feedback loops, and scaling strategies. Attendees gain insights on product-led growth, network with senior decision-makers, and learn from industry experts.

ProductTank Vienna's Fall Edition looks at how the product role, process and tools change when AI product building scales up in large organizations. Lisa Gringl-Novy (Head of Product, refurbed) and Markus Hafellner (Camunda) join a discussion moderated by Markus Rothmüller. Held at Refurbed Marketplace GmbH, Jakov-Lind-Straße 7, Vienna.

ProductTank NYC evening meetup at Pendo (28 W 25th St, 4th Floor), 7-9 PM. Product leadership coach Andrew Skotzko gives an early look at his book The Strategy Cycle. He shows how to frame strategic choices as bets, write a strategy sketch, and keep strategy alive after planning season. Askable and Pendo sponsor the event, which is aimed at people who set product direction.

ProductTank Göttingen's relaunch event is a relaxed Product Walk with no slides or agenda. Attendees walk about an hour around the Kiessee talking about product work and AI, then have dinner together. It is for product managers, product owners, designers, founders, developers and students. The meeting point is KREDO Restaurant, Sandweg 9A, Göttingen.

Product Management Day is the first Italian conference dedicated to product management. It brings together product teams and companies to share experiences, learn, and build relationships. The event features double tracks of content plus a bonus track dedicated to discussion and practice, focusing on real cases and concrete solutions from the Italian context while maintaining international dialogue.

A one-day in-person event for senior product leaders navigating AI, organizational design, and strategic challenges. Features sessions on AI strategy, team structure, and product differentiation with 25 peers. Designed for leaders managing product managers who want practical insights and meaningful connections beyond typical conference theory.

Product Circle is hosting an in-person event in Lisbon in November 2026. The organization offers product management conferences, training, consulting, and a leaders cohort program. The event appears to be part of their series of in-person gatherings for product professionals.

Product Circle is hosting an in-person event in Amsterdam in November 2026. The organization offers product management conferences, training, consulting, and a leaders cohort program. They also run the Product World Awards 2025 and feature various speakers at their events.

An informal monthly lunch run by ProductTank Christchurch, held every first Wednesday at Scoundrel, 375 St Asaph Street, Christchurch. Product people meet over tacos and other food to chat about frameworks, tools and product work in a friendly setting.

ProductTank Tokyo hosts a casual in-person meet & greet at TenCups Cafe & Bar in Shibuya for product managers and aspiring PMs. Attendees can network over food and drinks, expand their product leader network, learn about Japan's product community, and exchange experiences. ProductTank Tokyo is described as Japan's largest product community, gathering bilinguals and locals to share product management knowledge.

A free, in-person ProductTank Melbourne lunchtime fireside chat with James Ross, CTO of SEEK, on AI transformation. Topics include what has and hasn't worked, where it is hardest (people, process or tooling), the experiments he plans next, and his advice for other leaders. Held at 60-88 Cremorne Street, Cremorne. Seats are limited.

UXDX San Francisco 2026 is a two-day cross-functional conference for Product, Research, Design and Engineering teams on deciding what is worth building in the AI era. It offers talks with real case studies, hands-on workshops, networking and socials. Announced speakers include leaders from Chase, Snap, Uber, Miro, ŌURA, Expedia Group, Figma and Target.

Morning meetup in Zürich from Product People and Google for about 100 local product professionals. It has breakfast and coffee, networking, and a panel with Q&A on the trade-off between speed and trust in AI product development. For CPOs, product and engineering leaders, and senior PMs who build with AI. Attendance requires approval.

Product-Led Summit Toronto focuses on building, scaling, and succeeding with a product-led growth approach. The event covers enterprise PLG strategies, AI-native product building, cross-functional alignment, evolving product-market fit, advanced experimentation, and strategic product roadmapping. Attendees include senior product leaders from global companies seeking to accelerate product growth and integrate AI-first approaches.

A two-day conference at the Barbican Centre for design leaders from around the globe. Features industry-leading speakers sharing expertise on talent, culture, team development, and leadership challenges. Focused specifically on people leading design teams or overseeing design direction, with opportunities to connect with peers and build lasting professional relationships.

A build night from ProductTank Linköping and Lovable: an evening of building, testing ideas and learning together. Held at Brasserie Grand, Platensgatan 4, Linköping. The page is a save-the-date, with more details to come.

Product Aotearoa Conference 2026, listed by ProductTank Christchurch, is a ticketed two-day conference for New Zealand's product community, held in Wellington. Day 1 has talks from local and international product leaders. Day 2 has practitioner-led workshops on topics such as AI prototyping and industry benchmarks. It is aimed at product managers, designers, engineers and leaders, with hundreds of attendees expected.

ProductTank Exeter's 27th meetup is an open discussion of how product teams use AI in practice. It covers real use cases, what to hand over to AI, where it can improve the work, and which parts of the job shouldn't be replaced. Sponsored by and held at Gravita Exeter, Keble House, Southernhay Gardens. Food provided.

Product People morning meetup in Amsterdam for 20-30 local product professionals: breakfast and coffee, networking, and a panel with Q&A on using AI as a force multiplier rather than a replacement. For CPOs, product heads and senior PMs who build with AI. Attendance requires approval.

ProductTank Düsseldorf's 25th meetup for product people, hosted at sipgate GmbH (Gladbacher Straße 74). Metrics expert Büşra Coşkuner gives a talk with Q&A, "What Gets Measured...Gets Gamed!". It challenges metric-first thinking and covers behaviour-change-first quantification with Google's GSM framework. The evening runs 18:30–21:00 with networking, drinks and food.

A two-day summit focused on product-led growth strategies, featuring 25+ speakers and 100+ attendees. The event covers enterprise PLG strategies, AI-native product building, cross-functional alignment, and advanced experimentation frameworks. Attendees will learn to accelerate product growth, future-proof PLG strategies with AI, and expand their network within a global community of product-led innovators.

ProductTank Frankfurt & Rhein-Main meetup at R3ASON / Vepa in the Westhafentower. Prof. Dr. Lutz Göcke looks at how GenAI changes product organizations: autonomy, roles, ownership and accountability. He shares unpublished data from a study on AI and product work, plus six theses for discussion. Aimed at PMs, engineering leads and product leaders. Networking, pizza and drinks, 18:30–21:00.

ProductTank Milton Keynes evening talk at Bucks Star Brewery Tap House. Caroline Clark is a leadership coach and former Product Director with over 13 years in travel, e-commerce and health tech. She shares how people are trained to live and work in outer space, and what product people can learn from it about building resilience during rapid change.

Small Product Executive Dinner hosted by Product People for 6-8 CPOs and Product VPs in Berlin. Peers network and share insights on product leadership. Product People pays for dinner and drinks, nothing said may be quoted with names or companies, and the dress code is business casual.

The last ProductTank Manchester of 2026, in the usual format: networking with food and drinks, then three 20-minute talks with Q&A, 18:00–20:30. Venue and speakers are still to be announced. Free tickets. Open to all levels, from senior product leaders and founders to new PMs, designers and engineers. Sponsored by Amplitude.

A half-day roadshow from Leading the Product, Australia's product management conference. It runs 8:30am to 12:30pm at Pullman Adelaide on the 2026 theme 'Perfect vs Possible', with talks from product leaders such as Taufiq Khan, CPO at PharmX, plus networking with the local product community. General release tickets cost $449.

Product Management Festival is a one-day, community-driven conference for product builders featuring three tracks focused on shifting roles, new skills with AI tooling, and external perspectives on product management. Community-voted talks, practitioner-led case studies, no sales pitches. Capped at 300 attendees at Technopark Zürich.

A two-day Product-Led Alliance summit at InterContinental London - The O2 for product and growth teams. It covers product-led growth across fragmented European markets, building AI under the EU AI Act, and GDPR-aware self-serve growth through talks and workshops. Speakers include product leaders from Mastercard, Sage, Experian, Ocado Technology, Flo Health and Springer Nature.

Small Product Executive Dinner hosted by Product People for 6-8 CPOs and Product VPs in Stockholm. Peers network and share insights on product leadership. Product People pays for dinner and drinks, nothing said may be quoted with names or companies, and the dress code is business casual.

ProductTank Milton Keynes' end-of-year social at the Lion and Sun Tavern, 18:00–21:00. There are no slides or talks, just a relaxed evening of networking and honest conversation. Attendees swap the year's product wins and lessons learned with the local product community, and toast their plans for 2027.

ProductTank Tokyo hosts an in-person casual meet & greet at TenCups Cafe & Bar in Shibuya, Tokyo. Product enthusiasts, PMs, and aspiring PMs are invited to network over food and drinks, expand their product community connections, share experiences, and learn from peers in Japan's largest product management community.

Save-the-date for the next ProductTank Bielefeld / Ostwestfalen-Lippe meetup at a new venue, the Founders Foundation (Obernstraße, Bielefeld), 17:30–19:30. The evening offers talks, networking and exchange with the regional product community. Topic and speakers are still to be announced. Partners are Founders Foundation, WEGE (Bielefeld's economic development agency) and VDI OWL.

Product People morning meetup in Barcelona for 20-30 local product professionals: breakfast and coffee, networking, and a panel with Q&A on product strategy, roadmapping and stakeholder management. For CPOs, product heads and senior PMs who build with AI. Attendance requires approval.

Web Summit Qatar is a major technology conference returning to Doha. The event brings together startups, investors, media, and industry leaders for networking, innovation discussions, and deal-making. Features include expert-led sessions, meetups, and Night Summit experiences focused on cutting-edge technology and future trends.

UX360 Virtual Summit is a flagship global conference for UX professionals focusing on UX research excellence. The event features thought-provoking keynotes from leading brands, interactive panels, inspiring round-tables, and high-value networking. It covers the entire research journey from planning studies to turning insights into actionable business outcomes, all accessible remotely from home or office.

Product School's AI conference for senior product leaders such as CPOs, VPs and Directors of Product, held at London's Barbican Centre. It covers AI strategy, real-world use cases and demos from executives at leading tech companies. Past speakers include Dylan Field, Elena Verna and Jaime DeLanghe. Free tickets are available, with group discounts.

AiX Conference is a one-day event for designers and product teams designing with AI in real workflows. The conference focuses on AI in practice, design systems moving from static to adaptive AI-driven systems, and the future of designer roles and skills. Features speaker talks, networking, lunch, and insights on designing products in the age of AI.

UXDX New York 2027 is a three-day cross-functional conference that brings together Product, UX, Design and Engineering to learn current practices, methods and tools for high-performing product teams. It offers case-study talks from industry-leading companies, skills workshops, networking, city tours and an after-party.

The fourth edition of a two-day retreat for about 200 senior product leaders (5+ years of experience) on the Polish coast, held at PPNT Gdynia and Autopay in Sopot. Attendees work in small groups on real case studies, with practitioner-led workshops, lightning talks, keynotes, 1:1 Walk&Talks and evening networking. Every application is screened and there are no sales booths. Tickets cost 3,490 PLN net.

GMS 2027 combines customer centricity with AI through talks, working sessions, and co-creation workshops. Limited to 500 attendees, the event targets product, UX, experimentation, and growth leaders. Participants engage in hands-on sessions to build prototypes, develop AI workflows, and create actionable frameworks. Topics include AI transformation, customer experience, product innovation, and organizational resilience. The event was postponed from 2026 to June 15, 2027.

Product at Heart is Hamburg's conference for curious product people, run by Cultivate Curiosity GmbH. The main conference day is Friday, June 25, 2027, and the page also has a tab for Thursday, June 24. The 2027 program is still being curated. The wider event also includes a leadership event, workshops and side activities.

A three-day Berlin product management conference for in-house product teams, held live and online. It runs a Leaders Lab day for Heads of Product moving to CPO, a Craft & AI Labs workshop day for senior PMs, and a conference day with a main stage, deep dives and roundtables, plus evening events and satellite meetups. The 2027 edition is open for pre-registration and waitlist.