MVP Panel Discussion

What is a Minimum Viable Product? When is this concept useful and when should it be applied?

We have assembled a diverse panel to share their experience with the concept of MVP and how it has (or hasn't) proved useful in building better software.

Come prepared with all your burning questions about MVP.

PANELISTS

• Alex Taylor, Director of Project Management @ Hootsuite

Alex has been an Agile practitioner since the early 2000s. Previous roles include Principle Project Manager at Expedia.

• Meghan Sobol, Product Manager @ Unbounce

Meagan is passionate about building good products, not just good features. She loves the day to day challenges of both Product Management and Product Ownership.

• Brandi Shew, Manager, Software Development @ Hootsuite

Brandi is a collaborative leader and Agile coach. Her expertise lies in building high-performing, egoless, and self-organizing software development teams.

• Owen Rogers, Lead Consultant @ Exortech Consulting

Owen has coached teams on four continents to deliver higher quality software, faster. Most recently, he worked at Pulse Energy, building it up from a startup to an 80-person company working with the world's largest energy utilities.

• Brittany Skolovy, Release Manager @ Kit and Ace

Brittany has a deep appreciation for market research and experimental design. She transitioned into technology as a Product Manager with TELUS and currently tackles Agile practices with retail startup Kit and Ace.