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What makes some products INSANELY successful?

Join our seminar:

“Best Practices in Product Management:
Building Insanely Great Products”
…and find out!!!

November 11, 2016, Marriott Oak Brook, Illinois

25% off early bird or full price for friends of Spice Catalyst only  Use Coupon Code:  DF25

This event addresses a wide range of business topics but has a special focus on product management and marketing.

In particular, it is trying to offer general guidance on what it takes to build highly successful products from the perspective of people that worked in leading roles at companies such Apple, HP, Schneider Electric etc.

The participants will meet and learn from leading industry practitioners on topics focused on sales and marketing strategy, business development, product development, product and portfolio management, partnerships and distribution channels. This event is also a unique opportunity for business professionals to network with a wide range of professionals from the same field or other industries but sharing the same passion of becoming the

This event is also a unique opportunity for business professionals to network with a wide range of professionals from the same field or other industries but sharing the same passion of becoming the best-informed professionals in their field.

David Fradin

David Fradin has trained thousands of managers throughout the world in the successful management of products. With over 47 years of experience across major companies, 75+ products and services and 11 startups, he infuses his workshops with insights gained as an expert product leader, product manager and product marketing manager at companies like Apple and HP. He was classically trained as an HP Product Manager and was then recruited by Apple to bring the first hard disk drive on a PC to market. As a result of his leadership and management skills, Apple promoted him first to Apple /// Group Product Manager and later Business Unit Manager at the same organizational level at that time as Steve Jobs. He recently authored “Building Insanely Great Products: Some Products Fail, Many Succeed…This is their Story” Lessons from 47 years of experience including Hewlett-Packard, Apple, 75 products, and 11 startups later. Go to: Amazon Store Also. "Organizing and Managing Insanely Great Products" and "Marketing Insanely Great Products." His workshops cover the founding values, vision, product lifecycle and management employed by Apple at its start and which it subscribes to today. You can learn more about his workshops at Spice Catalyst Workshops From Wiley and Sons, is a 796 page, university-level textbooks entitled: "Successful Product Design and Management Toolkit" covering keys to product success, product market strategy, marketing, soft skills, user experience, user interface, product engineering, and product support. What students will learn in the workshops, online courses and books are cover what has made Apple the most valuable company in the world today. Go to David Fradin @ Youcanbook to schedule a time to talk. See all the articles from this author See all the authors

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