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<P><BR><STRONG>TOPIC: Turbocharge product development</STRONG></P>
<P>Master the art of prototyping by learning to apply six core principles honed by Oculus Design Engineering Head Caitlin Kalinowski. Distilling 15+ years shipping products, she shares examples of how these principles can help you to turbocharge your product's development & focus your team on the right things at the right time. She also shares management secrets that pair best with each stage of development & iteration to keep your product on track.</P>
<P><EM>About the speaker: Caitlin Kalinowski is the Head of Product Design Engineering at Oculus, the team responsible for the mechanical architecture & product design engineering of Oculus hardware products (including Rift & Touch). Before working at Oculus, Caitlin was a technical lead at Apple on the Mac Pro & MacBook Air lines, & was part of the original unibody Macbook Pro team. She received her BS in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University. Caitlin believes in staying focused on holistic user experience when making product decisions. She lives in San Francisco.</EM></P>
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<P><STRONG>AGENDA</STRONG></P>
<P>6.50pm: doors open</P>
<P>7.30pm: welcome & introductions</P>
<P>7.35pm: talk by Caitlin Kalinowski</P>
<P>(7.45pm: doors close)</P>
<P>8.20pm: shoutouts</P>
<P>8.25pm: networking & fun</P>
<P>9pm: event ends</P>
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<P><STRONG>PERKS & HAPPINESS</STRONG></P>
<P>Free beer & yummy pizzas!We also share discounts & freebies in our newsletter.</P>
<P>Products That Count is a non-profit organization. If for any reason you can't make it to our event, or didn't like it, email us & we'll be happy to refund your money. Please try to do it early so that someone on the waitlist can take your spot.</P>
<P>Starting March 2017, our host Yelp has asked that we close the<SPAN>RSVP list 48 hours prior to the event date, for security reasons. Make sure to get your ticket before that!</SPAN></P>
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