Past Webinar - The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Product Managers with Alyssa Dver
Alyssa Dver, CEO of Wander Wear Inc., founder of Type @ Consulting.
Outstanding Product Managers have oxymoronic personalities - they must be confident but open-minded, highly organized but flexible, evangelistic experts but tremendous listeners. The skill set required to be a successful Product Manager can be overwhelming. Yet some Product Managers stand out as examples of having "it". What is "it" and how can any Product Manager get "it"?
In this session, Alyssa will discuss seven common habits of highly effective Product Managers. Focusing on straightforward actions and general practices, participants will leave with practical ways that they can significantly improve job effectiveness and satisfaction.
Speaker Bio:
Alyssa's book, "Software Product Management Essentials" won praise from dozens of organizations and experts. She consults to a variety of organizations and presents to groups including AIPMM, Massachusetts Women in Technology (MassWIT), American Institute of Strategic Management (ASMI), American Marketing Association (AMA), and the Product Development & Management Association (PDMA).
Alyssa is the CEO of Wander Wear Inc. (www.wander-wear.com), a company that develops information and products to prevent kids from getting lost. Prior, Alyssa was CMO for SEDONA Corporation and has held senior management positions in software companies of all sizes based in the US and in Europe. She is the inventor for patent pending lead management software that is installed in over 300 financial institutions around the world.
Alyssa has been published in BusinessWeek, Forbes, Entrepreneur Magazine and many others. She has contributed to numerous books and publications as an expert in product management, marketing, entrepreneurship and various technologies.






Comments (2)
Read the book it helped me transfer from being a PM for hardware broadcast equipment to a PM who manages on-line products. Thanks for the tips and for using down-to-earth language. Podcast raised some valid points.
Posted by Derek Morrison | June 19, 2007 12:12 PM
Glad you enjoyed it Derek.
Posted by Stewart Rogers | June 22, 2007 9:50 AM