Roadshow

LTP 2026 Adelaide Roadshow

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Why the theme matters

Roadshow Theme: Perfect Vs Possible

Product management has long chased an illusion of perfection: the flawless roadmap, launch, or framework. But reality never cooperates. Customers shift, priorities collide, and even AI can’t erase the mess. “Perfect vs Possible” is this year’s theme because it embraces that tension instead of pretending it away. Perfect is rigid and prone to shattering against real markets, while possible is adaptive, instinct-driven, and honest about working with constraints rather than against them. As trade-offs get sharper and change accelerates, the product leaders who thrive won’t be the ones clinging to certainty. They’ll be the ones comfortable navigating ambiguity and moving forward without having all the answers.

Roadshow Theme: Perfect Vs Possible

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Value for you

  • Practical learning from leading product practitioners
  • Relevant ideas for today's product challenges
  • A welcoming community across product and adjacent disciplines

Outcomes you'll get

  • Fresh perspectives to strengthen your product practice
  • Practical tools you can apply straight away
  • Valuable connections to support your growth

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Speakers

Taufiq Khan

Chief Product Officer @ PharmX

TK is the former Chief Product Officer at Ordermentum, Australia's largest B2B food and beverage marketplace, processing over $2 billion in orders between suppliers and hospitality venues annually. Drawing on 15 years of product leadership across Sydney and Dubai, TK has built products used by millions, from the CommBank app and the Sydney Morning Herald to the Emirates app and Noon.com, one of the region's largest marketplaces. Across every industry and geography, the challenge has been the same: turning infinite noise into clarity that teams can act on. That challenge, and what AI is finally doing to make it tractable, is what brings him to the LTP stage in 2026. A Sydney local by way of Dubai, TK is a passionate advocate for pragmatism over frameworks and the belief that the best PMs have always been the ones who could hold the most context and make sense of it fastest. He believes that skill has never been more valuable, or more possible to develop, than right now.

Julie Brettle

Chief Product Officer @ Squiz

Julie Brettle leads product strategy at Squiz, a digital experience platform company serving government agencies, universities, and enterprises with complex content needs. With 18+ years across fintech, media, and technology, she's built her career on translating messy problems into products that actually work - without the bloat. Julie's thinking on AI and data strategy is backed by an RMIT Master's in Data Science Strategy and Leadership. At Squiz, she leads product across three offerings - the core DXP, AI-powered search, and content intelligence - where the challenge is always separating signal from noise. She's known for being direct about what's hype versus what's useful, and for asking the questions that make roadmap conversations uncomfortable in a productive way.

Luisa Bradshaw

Chief Marketing and Product Officer @ Voltex Electrical

Luisa Bradshaw is Chief Marketing and Product Officer at Voltex Electrical, an Australian electrical accessories manufacturer, where she is building the company's marketing, product and UX function from the ground up - with a focus on elevating the brand and making its digital experience best in class for sparkies. Before Voltex, Luisa spent nine years at Reece Group, Australia's largest plumbing and bathroom supplier, where she progressed from digital marketing into product management, ultimately leading a digital products department as Head of Product at reecetech. There she led maX, Reece's digital platform for trade customers. Luisa is based in Adelaide with her family, and cares most about one thing: making complex products feel simple for the people who use them every day.

Jason Cameron

Founder, Chief Product Owner @ ScrumCraft

Jason Cameron is an experienced Agile Coach and Founder of ScrumCraft. Over two decades, he has helped teams and organisations grow their delivery capability and leadership maturity. His focus on cognitive performance, trust building and emotional regulation brings neuroscience into business. Jason is known for delivering practical, evidence-based talks that connect science with stakeholder strategy and change delivery. He has presented at multiple conferences and executive sessions across Australia and globally.

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Agenda

8.30 am Attendee Arrival and Networking Begins +
Kick off the morning with a fresh coffee and introduce yourself to other product professionals at the event.
9 am Opening Welcome
9.10 am Taufiq Khan Chief Product Officer @ PharmX +
Taufiq Khan (TK) helps product teams cut through noise and focus on what matters. In this session, he explores why continuous synthesis is now a core product skill and how AI makes it possible to turn chaos into clarity. Drawing on experience across industries, TK shows how teams can better manage information, improve decisions and move faster. Attendees will leave with practical ways to simplify inputs, build their own “context machine” and create clearer, more confident outcomes.
Chief Product Officer @ PharmX
9.35 am Luisa Bradshaw Chief Marketing and Digital Products Officer @ Voltex Electrical +
Most new ideas fail in market, even the competently built ones. The fix isn't a better roadmap; it's testing whether people actually want something before spending a dollar building it. This session breaks down pretotyping, fast, cheap ways to validate an idea before committing real budget, and shows it in action through real tests run inside a real business: what was built (or faked), what happened, and what it would have cost to find out the hard way instead. You'll also learn a triage framework built on top of pretotyping for prioritising which ideas are worth testing at all, plus a method for writing well-defined, measurable hypotheses instead of relying on gut feel, a shift that changes how success gets judged before a test even starts. No theory for its own sake. Every technique comes with a real result attached.
Chief Marketing and Digital Products Officer @ Voltex Electrical
10 am TBC
10.20 am Morning Tea Break +
Enjoy networking with fellow product folk over some bites and beverages.
11.05 am Julie Brettle Chief Product Officer @ Squiz +
AI has collapsed many traditional product advantages. Features are replicable, complexity is cheap, and “good enough” is now table stakes. In this session, Julie reframes defensibility for an AI-accelerated world. Instead of static moats, she explores dynamic advantages rooted in learning velocity, human-centred design, and momentum. Using real-world examples, this talk helps leaders separate what still matters from what’s quietly becoming obsolete. It’s a clear-eyed look at Possible Next, without hype, prediction theatre, or false certainty.
Chief Product Officer @ Squiz
11.30 am Jason Cameron Founder, Chief Product Owner @ ScrumCraft +
To be announced
Founder, Chief Product Owner @ ScrumCraft
11.55 am TBC
12.15 pm Event Wrap and Thank You +
Final thank you and goodbye from the event.
12.30 pm Event Conclude and Attendees Depart

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Venue

Pullman Adelaide

16 Hindmarsh Sq, Adelaide SA 5000

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