Propose a Session for ProductCamp St. Louis 2020

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--> Have a suggestion for a session that you would like to see but you personally don't want to lead it? Contact Brent Jennings <jennings.brent@gmail.com> with your idea.

Here's how this works:

(1) Please complete the form to have your session be eligible for submission. We may contact you directly to offer suggestions to make your session more appropriate for the audience and format.

(2) We will likely post all proposed sessions -- title, description, and presenter information -- on our website and elsewhere (e.g. Twitter), but we WILL NOT share your contact information.

(3) The submitted sessions will be voted upon by attendees the morning of the event. Please remember, submitting a session is NOT a guarantee that it will be selected. You are welcome -- AND ENCOURAGED -- to promote your session in advance online, via email, etc. Of course, only those present at ProductCamp St. Louis will be able to vote.

See additional details at https://www.productcampstlouis.org/session-topics/

Thank you for your submission and participation. Please contact Brent Jennings <jennings.brent@gmail.com> if you have any additional questions.

Email *

Session Title *

Choose something thought-provoking that will drive interest in your topic! This is what we'll publish online and what we'll use day-of for voting.

Session Description *

Up to 800 characters (~125 words) to explain why people should attend your session.

Session Format *

Please select the most appropriate choice for your topic.

Town Hall – The leader presents a short (20-30 minute max) informative topic, open-ended question or premise and opens the floor for expansion, comment, questions and general discussion.

Roundtable Breakout – Similar to Town Hall, except that audience breaks out into small groups and typically shares findings, comments, or team responses with the room at the end of the session.

Workshop – In this format, the audience is actively involved, collectively or in groups, in an exercise or application of a technique or process which has been presented by the session leader. The description should mention the portion of the session spent in the exercise and what the attendees will produce. Proposers are encouraged to have knowledgeable assistants to help answer questions and support the exercise.

Panel Discussion – Popularly seen, this format has several people qualified to talk about the subject of the session, preferably from diverse or even counterpoint perspectives or roles. A moderator facilitates questions from the audience or a series of prepared questions for the panelists, but a significant part of the session is still interactive Q&A with the audience.

Ask the Expert – This format is most successful with a recognized authority on a subject of wide interest, or a direct participant in some particularly interesting event or phenomenon. The expert or a moderator introduces the topic and frames some appropriate discussion and then opens the floor for questions, including those that might be somewhat specific as long as they are applicable to more people than the individual questioner.

Presentation – Having already suggested that this traditional one-directional delivery is less popular among the ProductCamp community, there are some exceptional topics and presenters who can make this work. Session proposers are advised to consider this carefully and be honest in citing this format if it is actually what will be delivered.

Other:

Category

Opportunity Analysis (Market Research, Market Segmentation, Competitive Analysis, Business Case, Market Problems, etc.)

Product Strategy (Business Planning, Business Model, Whole Product, Roadmaps, Portfolio Planning, Partnerships, Resource Allocation, Sourcing/Supply Chain, Technology Assessment, etc.)

Requirements Definitions (MRD, PRD, BRD, Elicitation, Personas, Use Cases, Prioritization, UX, etc.)

Product Management/Development (Agile Processes, Beta Tests, Digital Product Management, Market Testing, Testing/QA, Offshore/Nearshore Dev, Prototyping, etc.)

Go-to-Market (Product Launch Plans, Product Launch Readiness, Market Strategy, Marketing Plan, Pricing, Positioning, Messaging, Channel Strategy, Sales Enablement, Licensing, Scaling, etc.)

Marketing Execution (Demand Gen, Events, PR, Advertising, Social Media, Marketing Collateral, Sales Tools, Sales Pipeline, Channel Mgmt, Marketing Metrics, SEO, international markets, etc.)

Product Lifecycle Mgmt (Customer Panels, Customer Engagement, Portfolio Analysis, Crossing the Chasm, Brand Mgmt, End-of-life, Divestment, Customer Retention, Repositioning, etc)

Prod Management Careers (PM 101, Team Management, Interviews, Roles Definitions, Small vs. Big Company, PM Tools, etc.)

Funding/Investors

Manufacturing-specific

IT-specific (software/cloud development)

Other:

Clear selection

Primary Presenter First Name *

ONLY list ONE person's name here. If there are multiple presenters, please list additional names in the Session Description (above)

Primary Presenter Last Name *

ONLY list ONE person's name here. If there are multiple presenters, please list additional names in the Session Description (above)

Primary Presenter Bio *

Up to 500 characters (~70 words) to provide a brief background about the primary presenter.

Description for Twitter

Limited to 100 characters so we can add hashtags when promoting it.

Session Leader Email *

Please use the same email address you used to register for ProductCamp St. Louis. (This will not be published or shared.)

Session Leader Phone *

If we need to call you with questions on your submission, what is the best number to reach you? (This will not be published or shared.)

Presenter Twitter ID

We strongly encourage active Twitter participation and will include your handle in the promoted tweet. If you don't have a Twitter account, please visit twitter.com and create one. It's easy and it's free!

Any other comments or information to share?

If you have any special requests (e.g., you have to leave ProductCamp at noon, so if your session gets chosen, you want to present in the morning; or, you need some special A/V accommodations), let us know. We cannot guarantee we will be able to accommodate special requests, but it never hurts to ask.

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