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DESCRIPTION:Come spend a day with fellow CTOs based in Portland for a sin
 gle track\, one day conference touching on product management\, leadersh
 ip and technology. &#13\;\n&#13\;\n# Agenda&#13\;\n&#13\;\n## 8:00 am Ch
 eck In/Registration&#13\;\n## 8:45 am Welcome!&#13\;\nEtienne de Bruin\,
  Founder 7CTOs&#13\;\n## 9:00 – 9:45 am Keynote: Making the Product Engi
 neering Marriage Thrive&#13\;\nVidya Dinamani\, Founder &amp\; Partner P
 roduct Rebels&#13\;\nHeather Samarin\,  Co-Founder/Principal Product Reb
 els&#13\;\nWhat makes a great product family work is having the product 
 parents\, Product &amp\; Engineering\, in a great relationship. So\, wha
 t goes into making this work? This talk explores the root causes of most
  dysfunctions and provides the product perspective in not just identifyi
 ng and overcoming\, but put you on the path to thriving.&#13\;\n&#13\;\n
 ## 10:00 – 10:30 am Distributed team: Benefits and Challenges&#13\;\nOle
 g Pashigorev\, CTO Promomash&#13\;\nHow to assemble team on a small budg
 et\, without sacrificing speed or quality? We usually hear 2 type of ans
 wers: it’s impossible or go hire dev shop from India and we all know wha
 t to expect from it. But sometimes we do hear a story that somebody mana
 ged to build a great product with offshore team. How did they do it?&#13
 \;\nIn this talk I will share with you what it took to create a successf
 ul distributed development team. We will go over benefits and challenges
  as well as restrictions that we had to put in order to work with people
  from countries that are at WAR. We will also discuss specifics in the h
 iring process and practices that help us create the culture we all despe
 rately seek and want.&#13\;\n## 10:45 – 11:15 am Degeneracy\, Code\, and
  Innovation\, or: How to Fail By Succeeding&#13\;\nAaron Longwell\, Lead
  Technical Advisor U.S. Department of State&#13\;\nWhen we write softwar
 e\, we are “encoding” our observations about the present for use in the 
 future. But we don’t know much about the future\, and our observations a
 bout the present are often incomplete and biased. Every organism on the 
 planet faces this problem\, and Evolutionary Biology is the study of how
  organisms have attempted to solve it. In this talk\, we’ll explore how 
 we can take inspiration from the natural world and apply it to software 
 and organizational design.&#13\;\n## 11:30 am – 12:00 pm Design Thinking
  and Agile for Family Life&#13\;\nAlex Zub\, CTO Handsome&#13\;\nMany of
  us use the Agile methodologies and the Design Thinking approach in desi
 gn and development activities at work. What if we could apply things tha
 t make our work so effective and efficient to family life? This talk wil
 l discuss the value of leveraging professional methodologies in our ever
 yday life.&#13\;\n## 12:00 pm Break for Lunch&#13\;\n## 1:30 – 3:00 pm W
 orkshop: Building Products that Customers (and your team) Love&#13\;\nHe
 ather Samarin\,  Co-Founder/Principal Product Rebels&#13\;\nVidya Dinama
 ni\, Founder &amp\; Partner Product Rebels&#13\;\nBuilding products that
  customers love is the goal of every product team. In this workshop\, we
  work through three core components that every leader can take back to t
 heir teams to sharpen product focus\, improve team collaboration\, and r
 aise overall engagement. This highly interactive workshop is fun\, immed
 iately applicable and will help you develop a better rapport and partner
 ship with your product leader.&#13\;\n## 3:15 – 3:45 pm&#13\;\nJerome Bo
 nhomme\, CTO American Specialty Health &#13\;\n## 4:00 – 4:30 pm&#13\;\n
 Sergey Sundukovskiy\, Co-Founder\, CTO and Chief Product Officer at Rake
 n\, Inc.&#13\;\n## 4:45 – 5:15 pm Mechanical Confidence&#13\;\nAdam Cupp
 y\, COO ZEAL&#13\;\nMore often then not “confidence” is taught as a prac
 tice of positive self-talk\; that confidence is the result of belief and
  time. While this appears to be true\, it isn’t. Confidence can be devel
 oped\, mechanically. We can be more confident without having to solely b
 elieve we’re confident.&#13\;\nConfidence\, in fact\, is the result of e
 ngrained habit. This talks looks at how you can develop a process to ins
 till what so many of us wish we had more of.&#13\;\n## 5:15 pm Closing &
 amp\; Thank you&#13\;\n## 5:30 pm Break for Cocktails\n\nTags: cto\, tec
 hnology\, leadership\n\nImported from: http://calagator.org/events/12504
 75405
URL:https://0111conf.com/pdx
SUMMARY:0111 Portland CTO Conference
LOCATION:World Trade Center Two: 25 SW Salmon Street\, Portland OR 97204 
 US
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