Sessions
ProductCamp Atlanta isn’t just a conference—it’s your chance to lead!
At ProductCamp, everyone has the opportunity to step up, share their expertise, and shape the conversation. Whether you’ve been working in product management for years or have fresh insights to offer, this is the perfect platform to showcase your ideas.
You can pitch a session on any topic you’re passionate about—from emerging trends to hands-on workshops. Our unique unconference format means attendees vote on the sessions they want to see most, and it’s your chance to lead the discussion and make an impact.
Don’t be shy—ProductCamp is built on the energy and ideas of people just like you. Whether it’s your first time presenting or you’re a seasoned speaker, this is your opportunity to inspire, connect, and grow as a thought leader.
Ready to make your mark? Submit your session proposal today and be part of the conversation that shapes the future of product management.
Session Formats
While there is no limit to the types of sessions you can offer or will see at ProductCamp Atlanta, there are a few formats that sessions can typically be grouped into. Remember, you can choose any format you like and you aren’t limited to the formats discussed here. This list is intended to sponsor creativity, not offer constraints!
Panel Discussion – This popular format is usually led by a moderator and a panel of 3-5 topical experts. The panelists may or may not give an opening statement on the session topic, but the majority of the session is a Q&A facilitated by the moderator, using a combination of prepared questions and impromptu questions from the audience. The most successful panel discussions have a well defined topic, and rely heavily on audience questions.
Presentation – While ProductCampers tend to avoid traditional one-way “talking head” presentations, good speakers and experts can pull them off and deliver extremely successful sessions. If you are considering offering a session in this format, we suggest strongly considering whether another format might be a more engaging way to create an ongoing discussion in your topic area. If your topic really needs a traditional presentation, bring it on!
Roundtable – This format can take many shapes, but in general, participants break up into smaller discussion groups focused on a specific topic or topic area, and then present or discuss their findings with the group at the end. A moderator typically floats from table to table to help stimulate the discussion or contribute expertise and perspective.
Town Hall – A popular update to the less interactive “Presentation” format, the Town Hall typically leads with a brief presentation (15 -20 minutes) on a specific topic area and then transitions into an open discussion encouraging input, conversation and even debate from all participants. Town Hall sessions are consistently among the most popular ProductCamp sessions!
Workshop – In a workshop, the session leader introduces a topic or concept and the participants actively participate in an exercise to reinforce those concepts. Workshop participants generally leave the session with a strong grasp of the topic area and have an opportunity to apply their new knowledge immediately. If proposing this session, make sure your description includes details about the expected outcome of the workshop!
Looking for some inspiration? Check out some of these session topic suggestions!
