Another year, another amazing #mtpcon conference! Last week 1,600 passionate product people from 33 countries and 37 states across the US gathered in San Francisco for two days of learning, sharing, and honing our craft. It started with a day of workshops and product leadership discussions before the main event, a day of 10 incredible keynotes from Christina Wodtke, Cindy Alvarez, Leisa Reichelt, Dan Olsen, C Todd Lombardo, Nir Eyal, Mariah Hay, Brant Cooper, Sarah Tavel, and Tom Coates.
A huge thanks to our tireless team for making it all happen – from our crew, volunteers and production and venue staff to our sponsors. Above all though, thanks to our amazing speakers for getting the conversation started and to our amazing audience for keeping it going late into the night.
I learned just as much from the people on stage as from the people off stage… the diversity and the brainpower here is just amazing.C. Todd Lombardo
With 400 attendees in our deep dive workshops and leadership forum, 1,600 attendees in the hall for the conference itself, and over 20 million impressions on twitter (thanks for the tracking Brandwatch!), #mtpcon is indisputably the biggest product conference in the world, and thanks to all that engagement it’s also the best. And we’re not the only ones who think so, check out our recap video above, or the write-ups and audience reactions below!
See you in London in October!
Photos
Write ups
What we learned at #mtpcon San Francisco 2018 by Emily Tate
10 Things I Learned at Mind the Product 2018 by Josh Johnson
The Psychology of Product People: Impressions from MTPCon by Hilla Meller
4 Themes to Take Away From Mind the Product 2018 by Nick Fields
Actionable Insights from Mind the Product by Nis Frome
Key Takeaways in Sketch Notes by Julia Steier
Key Takeaways from Mind the Product in San Francisco by Pranav Khanna
Your reactions
Truly inspiring day! Like @bfgmartin said; hats off for the #mtpcon organization, volunteers, audience and speakers! It was amazing being surrounded by 1600 like-minded product people! #prodmgmt #productmanagement pic.twitter.com/cMEFGVZusq
— Ruben Meiland (@rubenmeiland) July 18, 2018
The little details make an event great. #mtpcon was amazing. Now we just need a good movie 🍿😉 pic.twitter.com/7uiau0Z3Iv
— Andy Rosic (@arosic) July 18, 2018
#mtpcon was fantastic, what an amazing conference! Thank you @James_Mayes @simplybastow @camassey @bfgmartin and all the other organizers.
— 007 (@gblock) July 18, 2018
Had an amazing time at #mtpcon. So rare these days to find a conference that prioritizes attendees over sponsors. Spoken as a sponsor. @goextend
— Yavor Georgiev (@YavorGeorgiev) July 18, 2018
Great day at #mtpcon I can’t wait to pump this new information back into our team, product and the company!! #productmanagement pic.twitter.com/J1Cgtq6pqm
— Dan Barker (@barkingd) July 18, 2018
Another great Mind the Product conference this year! Thanks @MindtheProduct for organizing! #mtpcon #productmanagement pic.twitter.com/xLisirW85h
— Courtney Mayeda (@courtneymayeda) July 18, 2018
@MindtheProduct AWESOME DAY!!! Coming here from Argentina was the best decision that we can ever take!!! See you next year for sure!!! #mtpcon pic.twitter.com/h1NhTF1Kph
— Gagan (@gagan_78) July 18, 2018
If a conference were a product manager it would be #mtpcon. Start w/ imposter syndrome, find ways to empower your team, ensure you’re building solutions that solve problems that make your users rockstars, wrestle w/ the ethics & meaning of it all, then remember-hey,I can do this!
— Meghan Nesta (@mjnesta) July 18, 2018
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