Drinks with Product People + Wildfire Relief

Wednesday, Feb 26

6:30pm – 8:30pm

Hosted by

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Manhattan Beach, CA

$20 per person

Unita, Manhattan Beach, venue website

Registration fee covers drinks and a small donation

See you all tonight! ✨💃🥂 **DAY-OF UPDATES** Venmo payment: - If issues paying via Partiful, you can Venmo @the-pac or @mb-snodgrass directly, by-pass the phone number or enter: 3665. - Don't have Venmo? Message about alternative payment option. info@productadvisorycollective.com Parking: - Unita's private parking lot. - If full, there is ample free street parking. 🎉 Join us for a social networking + mini-fundraiser event with product managers, tech leaders and startup founders on Wednesday, Feb 26th in Manhattan Beach at Unita. 💫What to Expect: 6:30 PM: Mix and mingle kicks off. 7:00 PM - 7:30 PM, Discussion hosted by the Product Advisory Collective (PAC) on product leadership, featuring topics inspired by the Road to CPO Summit, including product-led growth (PLG), how VC's influence product, using AI for product development, and responsible AI (https://www.productadvisorycollective.com/events/road-to-cpo). 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM: Mix and mingle. 🥂Drinks & Giving Back: Enjoy wine, mixed drinks and beer. Thanks to Ardas, a local software development agency that is sponsoring our private bar, a portion of every registration fee, below, will be donated to wildfire relief efforts in Los Angeles. ✅ Registration R.S.V.P. for $20 online. Space is limited and paying online is strongly encouraged; if event is not at capacity, registration fee at the door is $35. Don't have Venmo? Reach out to PAC (info@productadvisorycollective.com) or Ardas by email or on LinkedIn; we'll share a back-up option. ✨Why Attend? This is a unique opportunity to connect with PMs, startup founders and tech industry leaders, all while contributing to a worthy cause. Space is limited, so register today to secure your spot! We look forward to meeting you there. 💸**Wildfire relief donations** A portion of all registration fees will be given to the Tech Community Cares Fund. Additional donations will also be gratefully accepted at the event. The Fund was started by a collective of VCs and tech operators to provide grants to the families and businesses most in need and affected by the wildfires.