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Reading the Tea Leaves: Developing Product Sense

Reading the Tea Leaves: Developing Product Sense

Wed, Jul 22, 8:00 AM
From Product Anonymous Meetup - Melbourne
4.7

A lot of the time, product management can feel like the art of predicting the future. With incomplete data, lots of competing priorities, and stakeholders that always want to have a say, it can be challenging to make a call on what to do next. Building your product sense is a way to make sense of the madness. We'll explore what product sense is, how you actually apply it at work, and ways to develop yours. We'll run through some real examples of using product sense to make hard decisions, pass hiring tasks, and ultimately ship better products faster. **Our Speaker** Maxy Lotherington is the Head of Product & Design at InvestorHub, where she leads a team of product managers and designers. She's spent 10+ years designing impactful digital experiences, scaling product teams, and learning lots every day. Linkedin: [https://www.linkedin.com/in/maxythedesigner](https://www.linkedin.com/in/maxythedesigner)

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140 attendees
Community Conversations:
Imagining Stronger Social Cohesion in Boroondara

Community Conversations: Imagining Stronger Social Cohesion in Boroondara

Fri, Jul 17, 9:30 AM
From Community Conversations
5.0

Community Conversations: Imagining Stronger Social Cohesion in Boroondara During the July session of Community Conversations, we will partner with the 'Bahá'i Creating an Inclusive Narrative' project to contribute to its ongoing learning about advancing social cohesion in Australia. Since its inception in 2019, the project has brought together hundreds of people through roundtable discussions exploring the "bigger story" of Australian identity - one that embraces the diverse voices, cultures and historical experiences of all Australians. We warmly invite you to join our Community Conversations gathering on 17 July 2026 and participate in a Boroondara focused roundtable discussion that will help shape a shared vision for fostering greater social cohesion within our community. The consultation process will be guided by principles of reciprocity, respect and purposeful consultation. With the current challenges facing our community there has never been a more important time to contribute to this conversation. Insights and perspectives shared during the roundtable will help inform the second edition of the Creating an Inclusive Narrative publication, which will be shared with government and civil society organisations. For more information about the Bahá'i Creating an Inclusive Narrative project: **Creating an Inclusive Narrative Project** (https://collections.humanitix.com/creating-an-inclusive-narrative-project#CollectionAbout-title) Register now to reserve your place. Community Conversations is a monthly initiative of the Boroondara Bahá'í community that brings people together to explore contemporary challenges, strengthen understanding, and foster meaningful connection. This is a free event and all are invited to attend. Please RSVP to attend: http://bit.ly/4vcpuwh

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11 attendees
AI-Native Teams: Beyond Product & Engineering Roles

AI-Native Teams: Beyond Product & Engineering Roles

Wed, Jul 29, 7:30 AM
From LTP Events Melbourne
4.8

AI isn't just changing the products we build. It's changing the teams that build them. Hosted by **LTP Events** and generously supported by **Easygo** at their Melbourne CBD headquarters, this special evening brings together the below speakers for a candid panel discussion exploring one of the biggest questions facing our industry: * **[Mark Oliver](https://www.linkedin.com/in/markdavidoliver/)**, GM of Professional Services @ Brainmates * **[Adel Smee](https://www.linkedin.com/in/adelsmee/)**, Head of Engineering @ Up * **[Bryn Stone](https://www.linkedin.com/in/brynstone/),** Senior Product Operations Manager @ Easygo As AI becomes embedded in product discovery, software delivery, customer research, planning, and decision-making, leaders face a challenge far greater than adopting new technology: rethinking how Product and Engineering teams are structured, how decisions get made, and where accountability sits. From both a Product and Engineering perspective, this raises some uncomfortable questions. Are our current operating models fit for purpose? Which roles become more valuable, and which begin to disappear? Should organisations continue optimising for specialist roles, or move towards more autonomous, AI-enabled builders? Yet while leaders are designing for a future state, they must also lead today's teams. How do we build AI-native organisations without leaving current teams behind? How do we create space for experimentation while maintaining delivery commitments? And what capabilities should Product Managers, Engineers and leaders be investing in right now? Join **Mark, Adel**, and **Bryn** as they explore the tension between designing the teams of tomorrow and helping today's teams evolve quickly enough to thrive in an AI-native future. Following the panel discussion, we'll open things up for audience Q&A before continuing the conversation over drinks and networking with Melbourne's Product and Engineering community. **Evening timeline** **5.30 – 6.15pm:** Arrive, grab a drink, and connect **6.15 – 7.15pm:** Panel discussion and audience Q&A **7.15 – 8.00pm:** Networking, conversation, and connection We'll have light food and drinks covered—all we ask is that you bring your curiosity, your questions, and your perspective. **Reserve your spot today - RSVPs will close 48 hours before the event.**

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57 attendees
Coffee + Convo = Connection

Coffee + Convo = Connection

Sun, Jul 19, 12:00 AM
From Authentic Relating and Conscious Connections Melbourne
4.7

Let’s catch up over coffee and food and play with the Art of Conversation cards! For those new to the Art of Conversation cards, they serve as an invitation to more in depth and meaningful conversation. Often going deeper than small talk, but how deep you want to go is up to you. An example of some questions you’ll find on the cards includes: ⭐️ Who is a person from your past that taught you something you still use today? ⭐️ What is a belief you held five years ago that you disagree with now? ⭐️ You can go to the past or the future, which one would you choose and why? I like to keep the group small (about six people) to allow for genuine connection to emerge. See you there!

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8 attendees
Qlik x Notitia Melbourne Meetup

Qlik x Notitia Melbourne Meetup

Wed, Jul 22, 6:00 AM
From Qlik Melbourne Meetup Group
4.9

Welcome to the Qlik Melbourne Meetup, hosted by [Notitia](https://www.notitia.com.au)! **Join us: Wednesday, 22 July, 4:00pm - 5.30pm.** * **4.00pm-4:30pm:** Meet & greet. Merch (first come, first served). Drinks & eats. * **4:30pm-5.00pm:** 30 min presentation & questions * **5.00pm onwards:** Stay on for more insightful conversations, drinks and eats. **Location:** [WeWork Elizabeth Street](https://www.wework.com/buildings/152-elizabeth-st--melbourne?utm_source=Google&utm_campaign=Organic&utm_medium=Listings) (152 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne) **Guest presentation:** We’re lucky to have the Transport Accident Commission (TAC)’s Analytics & Insights Manager, Jake Buttigieg, share his team’s journey to uplift business intelligence capability with a scalable, user-centred analytics environment. It will be a practical session on lessons learned and what made it successful. Past speakers include [Outcome Health](https://www.outcomehealth.org.au), [HSK Ward](https://www.notitia.com.au/post/qlik-notitia-meet-may-2025), [Foodbank Victoria](https://www.notitia.com.au/post/video-foodbank-victoria-data) & [Laing O'Rourke](https://www.notitia.com.au/case-study/north-east-link-state-authority-nelsa-laing-orourke). **What to expect:** * **Connect:** Meet fellow Qlik enthusiasts in the Melbourne area and expand your professional network. * **Share:** Exchange knowledge, tips, and best practices. Keep up with what's happening in data analytics, and the latest Qlik features including AI. * **Enjoy:** Delicious uniquely Melbourne food, beer, wine and non-alcoholic beverages will be provided! **Your Host** This session is hosted by data and digital transformation firm, [Notitia](https://www.notitia.com.au), who work with [clients](https://www.notitia.com.au/clients) ranging from FMCG, government, to not-for-profit and healthcare. **RSVP today:** It's free to attend. Secure your spot quick, as we have limited space. Let's bring together the Qlik Community in Melbourne!

39 attendees
Engineering Machine Consciousness Monthly Meetup

Engineering Machine Consciousness Monthly Meetup

Thu, Jul 23, 8:30 AM
From Engineering Machine Consciousness
4.8

The discussion topic for this meetup will be identity and whether or not history is a necessary condition for consciousness as Dretske proposed. James

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup helps you connect with others by joining groups and attending events based on shared interests. Whether you’re looking to expand professional networks or discover a new hobby, Meetup provides the platform to engage with communities near you.

You can easily find consulting-related events in Melbourne by searching for relevant groups and activities on Meetup. Simply input your interest and location to explore a variety of professional gatherings and networking opportunities happening nearby.

Yes, you can join multiple consulting groups on Meetup. This allows you to expand your network across various facets of consulting and enhance your career opportunities by engaging with different communities.

Meetup offers a free tier which allows users to browse and join groups, and RSVP to events. Some groups may charge fees for specific events, although using the platform itself requires no initial cost.

Join groups aligned with your professional interests, like consulting, attend events, and engage with members. Networking is effectively fostered through active participation and engaging conversations at events.

Yes, Melbourne hosts numerous consulting meetups catering to different sectors of the industry. Use Meetup’s search function to discover groups that match your professional needs and attend scheduled events.

Local consulting communities can be discovered through Meetup by searching based on interest and region. By attending events, you can connect with like-minded professionals and engage with local industry experts.

Meetup offers a broad range of groups, but availability depends on user creation within the region. Popular interests like consulting typically have active groups in major cities, like Melbourne, with new events and opportunities regularly posted.

No commitment is required to attend every event for a group you join. You can choose which events best suit your interests and schedule, allowing for flexible participation based on your availability.

No, events are typically organized by individual group hosts or related organizations, not directly by Meetup itself. These hosts plan activities according to the group’s focus and collective interest, facilitating professional connections.

Participating in group activities is a great way to network. Such gatherings in consulting provide platforms for exchanging insights, discussing industry trends, and establishing valuable professional connections.

While Meetup provides opportunities to meet professionals, success in forming connections is influenced by active participation and engagement during events. There is no guarantee, but many find it beneficial for expanding their circle.

Event organization can vary as it's dependent on the group hosts rather than Meetup. While many hosts plan thoroughly, experiences can differ, so it’s beneficial to review group pages and past event feedback for insights.

Absolutely, you can start your own group or host an event on Meetup. This is a valuable way to establish your presence in the consulting community, attract peers, and kickstart discussions on industry topics.

Group quality can vary depending on factors like leadership and engagement. In areas with active professional communities like Melbourne, you will typically find numerous well-coordinated groups focusing on professional development.