Built around four kinds of gatherings.

Build community and make product feel approachable.

Monthly, low-pressure discussions where students talk about product, careers, companies, product decisions, and the products they actually use.

Build PM vocabulary, frameworks, and confidence.

Practical sessions on product thinking, user research, PRDs, metrics, prioritization, product strategy, and product sense.

Move from learning about products to practicing product work.

Hands-on sessions where students apply product thinking to real or simulated problems — teardowns, opportunity briefs, personas, feature specs, and PRDs.

Build relationships and see what product looks like beyond campus.

Structured time with peers, alumni, PMs, founders, designers, and builders across Toronto's product ecosystem.