About Us


To contact us, please send mail to: onproductmanagement@gmail.com

Alan Armstrong , Founder, Managing Partner, Eigenworks Inc.

My company does win/loss interviews and “stuck deal facilitation”. I can help you gather competitive intelligence that will blow your CEO’s mind, and prioritize the real changes that you need to make to improve product revenue. Fewer than 20% of companies perform win/loss analysis, so the opportunity to outpace your competitors is huge. Contact me to discuss … If you are serious, I sometimes offer one complimentary analysis to help sell the idea internally.View Alan Armstrong's profile on LinkedIn

Ethan Henry

I currently live in the usually sunny climes of the San Francisco Bay Area working for “one of the giants of Silicon Valley”. I’ve worked as a software developer, a technology trainer, and a product manager amongst other roles.

I represented this blog in the 2009 PMEC Battle of the Bloggers. We came in second. You can see my presentation here. Make sure you have the sound on when you watch the presentation.

Saeed Khan

I’m what you might call a career Product Manager, having spent almost 14 years doing it formally and a number of years before that doing it informally. I’ve worked in startups and public companies, both in Toronto and Silicon Valley, in roles ranging from individual contributor to VP Product Management.

I write a lot, on this blog, as well as for Pragmatic Marketing’s website. In 2008, I was also a contributor to a book called Software Product Management, Issues and Perspectives. It’s not easy to find, but the ISBN is: 978-81-314-1589-4

I’ve also spoken widely on the topic of Product Management. I was a keynote speaker at the 2008 Software Marketing Perspectives conference in Santa Clara California. And locally, I’m one of the coordinators of ProductCamp Toronto, where I’ve led sessions at each of the events.

Feel free to contact me at the above email.  I’m open to speaking at your event, as long as you let me talk about something I’m quite familiar with. :-)

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