Workshops for Founders & Product Teams

Hands-on sessions on defining your MVP, roadmapping, go-to-market, product risks, scaling and more. New workshops are announced through the newsletter — subscribe to hear about the next one first.

Workshops I've run

A selection of recent workshops. Many are available to run for your team or accelerator — get in touch.

To AI or Not to AI: When Should Your Product Use It?

To AI or Not to AI: When Should Your Product Use It?

May 13th, 2026

Everyone's adding AI to their product. But is it actually solving a real problem, or just adding complexity and cost? In this session, you'll map AI's role in your product with a clear framework.

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The Scale Blueprint: Building Your Growth Infrastructure

The Scale Blueprint: Building Your Growth Infrastructure

Apr 28th, 2026

You've built traction, found your early users, and believe you've reached product-market fit. Now comes the hard part: scaling without breaking what's working.

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The Toaster Method: Run Aligned User Journey Workshops

The Toaster Method: Run Aligned User Journey Workshops

Mar 31st, 2026

A hands-on method to run aligned user journey workshops with your team.

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Measure & Mitigate Your 4 Product Strategy Risks

Measure & Mitigate Your 4 Product Strategy Risks

Jan 14th, 2026

Learn to measure and mitigate the four core product risks: value, viability, usability and feasibility.

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Create a Product Roadmap that Works

Create a Product Roadmap that Works

Oct 28th, 2025

Tired of roadmaps that feel like a trap instead of a tool? Explore the difference between time-driven and outcome-driven roadmaps, and get a repeatable funnel process to build a roadmap that works.

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Product Ready GTM

Product Ready GTM

Mar 20th, 2025

You know you need to plan your Go-to-Market so you're ready to launch. But is your product ready for the market?

Defining Your MVP

Defining Your MVP

Dec 3rd, 2024

You need to build the MVP for your startup product but you don't know where to start? This workshop walks you through what belongs in your MVP and what doesn't.