Adam Wensor
Product Manager
Everest Engineering
location_on Australia
Member since 10 months
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Adam is a dynamic Product Manager who brings creativity and entrepreneurial thinking to any project. Having led a technology start-up for six years, he's perfectly positioned to work in roles where the company embraces agile thinking and supports teams to fail fast and pursue paths that make commercial sense. Adam currently works for Everest Engineering - an IT consultancy that differentiates itself in the market via its human-centered approach and its mantra "choose the fun way".
Alongside his business career, Adam has worked over 10,000 hours as an ESL teacher and is the Founder of BandscoreCast - a YouTube channel for helping people from all socioeconomic backgrounds globally prepare for the IELTS English examination.
In Nov 2013, Adam completed a Master of Entrepreneurship & Innovation (MEI) at Swinburne University, for which he was awarded the Dixon Appointments Prize in recognition for being the highest achieving graduate in his cohort.
He has lived in both London and Madrid and has professional working proficiency in Spanish. Adam is based in Melbourne, Australia.
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Aligning the Organisation, Embracing Customers and Empowering the Role: Triangulating for Product Management Success
60 Mins
Experience Report
Beginner
In late 2022, we interviewed a suite of Product Managers and execs/senior leaders that work in partnership with Product Managers. Some sobering truths surfaced around how the Product Manager role is perceived by those holding the position, together with their partners in industry. Three key themes (and multiple sub-themes) emerged around what frustrates Product Managers and their stakeholders, together with key blockers that stand in the way of progress. In consideration of how each is addressed, hypotheses will be workshopped and shared.
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The Creativity Formula
80 Mins
Skills Workshop
Beginner
Wanna boost your creativity? You've come to the right place. There is a lot of fluff published on the subject, so in this workshop we're only going to get our hands dirty with activities that are backed by scientific research.
The content of this workshop is based on the published work of organisational psychologist, Amantha Imber. Amantha's work brings into the public arena the results of thousands of scientific findings from leading universities such as Cornell, Harvard and NYU that are repeatable and demonstrably not due to chance.
The strategies that Adam will cover in this workshop are small changes that can be made in any workplace that can make a significant difference to an organisation's creative output. Adam will also put forward practical suggestions that can be used by individuals to think more creatively, whether that be at work or in their personal lives.
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