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Strategic Partnerships Networking

Strategic Partnerships Networking

Wed, May 27, 6:00 PM
From London Strategic Partnerships (LSP)

**Welcome!** We organise friendly informal networking events to share ideas, learn from each other, and have genuinely useful conversations. There’s no PowerPoints or speeches to sit through - it’s all about great conversation and building connections. \-\-\- **Who are the events for?** People in a **strategic partnerships** **role (Partnerships Manager, Head of Partnerships, Corporate Partnerships**, etc) who want to connect with others working in the same area. \-\-\- **You’ll meet people who are:** 1. Working in partnerships, business development, or strategic alliances 2. Building and managing partnerships across different industries 3. Focused on growth, deals, and creating value through collaboration 📈 \-\-\- **Why should you join?** * Learn from others working in partnerships * Expand your industry contacts to help your career * It could lead to potential collaborations * It’s a lot of fun! \-\-\- **✨ How it works** 1. Secure your place and join a group of people working in partnerships. 2. Just arrive at the venue Grab a drink, find the group, and settle in - you can ask the bar staff for the **"London Strategic Partnerships"** booking. Expect a friendly, welcoming group and a great atmosphere 👋 3. Have better conversations You’ll be surrounded by people working in partnerships - so discussions are naturally more relevant, practical, and insightful 🤝 4. Build connections + opportunities The goal isn’t just one evening - it’s meeting people you can stay in touch with, learn from, and potentially collaborate or do deals with ⚡ \-\-\- **📍 Location** We host events at relaxed venues in central London - usually pubs or bars that are easy to get to and good for conversation 🍻 Spots are limited to keep the group high quality. If you work in partnerships and want to meet others in your space, you’ll get a lot from this 👋

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Beyond the Build: Product Strategy, Trust, and User Behavior in the Age of AI

Beyond the Build: Product Strategy, Trust, and User Behavior in the Age of AI

Wed, May 20, 5:00 PM
From ProductX.Biz – Content Hub for Product Managers
4.7

**📣**AI didn’t just change how we build products, it exposed the cracks in how we design, ship, and make decisions. **This meetup brings together three perspectives on the real challenges of AI products:** getting users to use them effectively, managing unpredictability and trust, and rethinking product strategy when execution is no longer the constraint. Together, these talks shift the focus from technology to judgment, design, and product thinking. \#\# Agenda: **18:00** \- Gather & Mingle\. **18:30** \- Opening remarks\. **18:40** -"**Shipping AI features isn’t enough**" by Ellie Jacobs, Product Director LTX @ Lightricks **19:00** - **"Shipping Products That Are Almost Right"** by Meital Kochawi Levin, Senior Product Manager @ Bringg **19:20** - **"Product Strategy in the AI Era"** by Hadas Sheinfeld, VP Product @ ProductX.biz **19:40** \- Networking & Mingle Time **20:00**\- Close 🗣️First talk by **Elli Jacobs** **"Shipping AI features isn’t enough"** Users often fail to get value from AI-based features, because they don’t use them “correctly.” This talk explores the hidden gap between capability and usage, and how product teams can design experiences that guide users toward better outcomes without adding friction or requiring education. It’s about turning AI from something impressive into something reliably useful. 🗣️ Second talk by **Meital Kochawi Levin** **"Shipping Products That Are Almost Right"** Long before LLMs, non-deterministic systems forced teams to grapple with unpredictability, trust, and imperfect outcomes. This talk distills hard-earned lessons into a practical framework for building and managing such products—defining where accuracy matters, designing for failure, and turning users into active contributors to improvement. It offers a grounded approach to making “unreliable” systems feel dependable. 🗣️ Third talk by **Hadas Sheinfeld** **"Product Strategy in the AI Era"** AI hasn’t changed the essence of product strategy, but it has removed many of the constraints that once shaped it. As execution becomes easier, the real challenge shifts to prioritization, judgment, and building long-term advantage. This talk redefines how to think about strategy in a world where speed is no longer a differentiator, and exposes the gap between teams that truly have a strategy and those that never did. \#\# Audience: * CPO * VPs * Head of Product * Product Director * Product Pros 👉 Join us for an insightful and inspiring meetup packed with practical takeaways. \* The number of seats is limited , so do hurry up and book yours. \*\* Prior to the meetup, you will receive an email containing a QR code, which you will be required to present upon entry to the event.

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Abstract Strategy Games - May 2026 Meetup

Abstract Strategy Games - May 2026 Meetup

Sun, May 17, 1:00 PM
From Abstract Strategy Board Games Meetup Waterloo London (UK)

Regular meetup for Abstract Strategy Games lovers, bring your own games or try the ones we have, sit, chill, have a drink and a snack and play :)

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3 attendees
CRAP Talks #33 - Mayday Mayday

CRAP Talks #33 - Mayday Mayday

Tue, May 19, 5:00 PM
From CRAP Talks: CRO, Analytics & Product - London
4.7

We're back with our third event of the year and we couldn't be more excited. We'll stick to our usual format of 2 speakers and a fireside chat (with a twist this time). If you've not been to one of our events before then here is what you can expect. CRAP (Conversion Rate Optimisation, Analytics, Product) Talks is a cross-discipline event. We don't work in silos so why network and learn in silos. In the past we've had speakers from Data, Analytics, CRO, Product, Marketing, Data Science, Design and Research and so many more. If you work in tech, chances are you work cross-functionally, so come along and meet people doing amazing things in tech. **Hosts:** RVU - https://www.rvu.co.uk/ **Venue:** RVU The Cooperage, 5 Copper Row, London SE1 2LH **Date:** 19/05/2026 6pm doors open Talks kick off at 630 Wrap up approximately 9:00pm. **Speakers (TBC):** * **Speaker Name:** TBC * **Title:** * **Talk Name:** * **Speaker Bio:**

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Experimentation London Meetup #11

Experimentation London Meetup #11

Wed, May 20, 5:00 PM
From Experimentation London Meetup
4.8

Our next Experimentation London Meetup will take place on **Wednesday, 20th May 2026**. You **must** sign up on the [Experimentation London website](https://www.experimentationlondon.com/) to purchase your ticket and be allowed entry due to health and safety! We have a fantastic lineup of speakers, including: Paula Sappington, Sr. Director, Experience Design Research at Hilton: "Synchronized Success: The Evolution of Hilton’s Research and Experimentation Program" Second speaker to be announced soon... To help us manage the space's capacity (and ensure we have the right amount of food and drink for everyone), please sign up for your ticket on our [Experimentation London website](https://www.experimentationlondon.com/). \-\-\- **Location** *Central London location - see full address and details on the [Experimentation London website](https://www.experimentationlondon.com/)* \-\-\- **Agenda** 6:00 PM - Welcome drinks, pizza and networking 6:30 PM - Introductions 6:40 PM - Paula Sappington 7:10 PM - Short break 7:30 PM - TBC 8:00 PM - More Networking 8:30 PM - Official end \-\-\- **Event & Speaker Guidelines** * No Sales Pitches: Our group is a space for genuine connections and learning. Tell stories. * Respect and Open-Mindedness: Embrace diversity, treat everyone with respect, and value different perspectives. * Community Spirit: Engage positively to build a supportive and collaborative community.

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Friday Strategy Board Games at the Coat and Badge, Putney

Friday Strategy Board Games at the Coat and Badge, Putney

Fri, May 22, 5:30 PM
From West London Games Club
4.8

Strategy Board Games at the The Coat and Badge, Putney. **Is this event for you?** If you have been to a few WLGC events, or are used to playing modern board games with a significant amount of rules, then this event is for you. If not, please join us at our "Beginner Friendly" event every other week. This is an event to play Strategy games which range from medium to heavy in complexity and last 2-4 hours, depending on the game. It can take about 15-30min to teach, again depending on the complexity of the game. I usually advertise which game I am going to bring a few days in advance, as it can be helpful to at least be familiar with the rules. Other gamers may bring another selection of games, so be prepared to be surprised on the day. Here are more details specifically about the Putney events: We’re a friendly, social group that regularly play a range of board games and card games. This event has been running since June 2022 and we have a core group of regular gamers but welcome new members who are looking for a games group to play on a regular or fairly regular basis. Games we play range from, 30min - 1hour games, to the heavier 2-3hour games. We alternate the weeks we play shorter games versus the longer strategy games (check the event title for which type of games are being played). Quicker, fun, social games we play: • Just One https://youtu.be/0DDRxztfJP0?si=QPavmMFE3DFipM-x • Skull King https://youtu.be/xlFHfCqY-5Y?si=X-U1WLP5JOI0oTcB • Planted https://youtu.be/BB5mwXFPrUA?si=oLor8WTSpLUs7B12 • Project L https://youtu.be/EFV-qavWUlE?si=41_XhoZQvWs_9Zp2 • 7 Wonders https://youtu.be/z_Wfdn5Es8U?si=-L3cLo2Uppdip2ow Longer, Strategy games we play: • Lost Ruins of Arnak https://youtu.be/Kg2z4ApABY8?si=l46LNYRjQA_0QoZS • Terraforming Mars https://youtu.be/n3yVpsiVwL8?si=SW7VCdJpnqErKlIO We like to start on time but if you do arrive late, don’t worry, it may mean you have to wait a bit until the next game starts, but we always try to accommodate where we can. If it's Strategy games night, it is more important that we start on time as the games are longer and we want to finish on time. If you know you are going to be late please just let us know your eta. The event is free but please keep in mind that in order to have the space and run the event on a regular basis we need to purchase drinks/food from the venue. Also, please don’t sign up and not show up. Not only do you take up a spot for someone keen to play games but we have limited space that we need to reserve with the venue and no-shows jeopardise our relationship with the venue. Thanks for your understanding. Hope to see you at a games table!!

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