Hey, You probably noticed that I rarely promote/launch offerings around here. Today is the exception. I’m starting a small peer group (up to 10 people) for product/tech leaders who are working on evolving/ transforming their organizations. This Mastermind was born through conversations with leaders like you who expressed a desire for an intimate peer group with a high signal-to-noise ratio, where they can go beyond theory and dogma and have thoughtful, nuanced conversations about the journey they’re leading their organizations on. Throughout a 3-month program, we will meet for deep dive sessions every 2-3 weeks, with hands-on work on experimentation/application supported by a private community in between. If you’re wrestling with product transformation, relate to my point of view and approach (that’s why you’re here after all, no?) and want to collaborate with peers who appreciate nuance, curiosity, and exploration, this might be for you. I’d love to explore whether this might be a good fit. If you’re at all intrigued by this, reply and we can explore further (or go ahead and book time on my calendar for a conversation) —Yuval PS If you know someone else who might be interested, would you do them (and me!) a favor and forward this email to them? |
Are You Struggling to Scale Your Organization ? Need agility but dubious of process BS/dogma? I share reflective, pragmatic, principled takes on how to approach scaling your organization leveraging the essence (rather than theater) of product operating models, agile practices and frameworks, and business operating systems such as EOS and OKRs.
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