The First-Ever ZoCo Product Invitational
March 16th
8:00 AM – 12:30 PM
What is a Product Invitational?
You are officially invited to the first-ever, invite-only Product Invitational, hosted by ZoCo Design. You’ll be in good company, alongside a small and select group of peers in product leadership roles.
After realizing so many of our friends and clients don’t yet know one another, we’re bringing together some of Columbus’ greatest product minds for a morning of connection, collaboration, and idea sharing. Everyone will have a voice through a series of small discussion groups (i.e. roundtables), ensuring we can all get feedback from others who are familiar with our diverse challenges.
Space is limited. Please be sure to RSVP below by March 10th.
About the Event
The Product Invitational is a meet-up led by you—senior leaders in the Columbus Product and UX community. We will have attendees across product leadership roles—from design, research, engineering, product management, and innovation—who are eager to learn from one another in a small group setting.
Participants will meet in facilitated small group discussions, mingling into multiple new groups throughout the morning. This experimental format will give you the chance to learn alongside multiple people and deepen connections.
You Decide
The topics will be driven by you. This is your chance to have an unfiltered, insightful conversation with respected peers in product who are shaping our community and industry for the better.
While we have ideas for roundtable topics, we ask: What is keeping you up at night? What are your challenges, and what might you like to get thoughts on from others in leadership? We will vote on topics the morning of the event, based on the ideas you share.
Additional event details, a guest list, and a full agenda will follow your RSVP a few days before the event.
The ZoCo Rules
Come prepared to engage, with questions to ask and advice to share. Please, no passive listening. Everyone invited has a wealth of experience to share.
Meet new people and make new connections. We’ve found many of you are solving the same problems—let’s learn from each other and continue relationships after the event.
This is not a public event. If you have someone you’d like to invite, please DM Lacey a suggestion. We would like to keep this small and tight-knit (and will host more in the future).
