Product Outlook 2025

July, 2025

Presenter Georgia Rust speaking on stage at Product Outlook 2025, holding a clicker and wearing a headset mic during her talk.

Tarra van Amerongen presents at Product Outlook 2025, gesturing expressively on stage against a vibrant, silhouetted backdrop.

Tarra van Amerongen, Matthew Blode, and Trudi Boatwright speaking on a panel at Product Outlook 2025 in Melbourne, seated on stage with a live audience.

A packed room of attendees at Product Outlook 2025 in Melbourne, with people standing at the back due to high turnout.

Presenters Larissa Francis and Zac Gandolfo standing on the Product Outlook 2025 stage in Melbourne, with a projected slide behind them reading “Hot take alert!” above blue flames.

Presenter Sathya Bala presenting on stage at Product Outlook 2025 in Melbourne, holding a microphone and clicker, framed by dramatic lighting and geometric ceiling panels.

Presenter Matt Perrott speaking on stage at Product Outlook 2025 in Melbourne, standing in front of The Outlook’s signature yellow panels and a silhouette backdrop, addressing an engaged seated audience.

A man in the audience listening attentively during a Product Outlook 2025 session. Seated in the front row and wearing a grey plaid shirt, he reflects the focused and thoughtful energy of attendees throughout the day. Other audience members can be seen around him, all engaged with the presentation on stage.

Tarra van Amerongen presenting at Product Outlook 2025. Wearing an Atlassian staff t-shirt and a headset microphone, she gestures confidently while addressing the audience under stage lights.

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Shaping the future of product management

Are outdated metrics and practices holding product management back?
Product Outlook 2025 was a unique one-day event that explored bold new strategies, tools, and approaches to redefine success and drive meaningful impact.

Bringing together product leaders, innovators, and strategists, the event offered fresh perspectives on thriving in a fast-paced, ever-changing landscape.

Key topics included:

Rethinking success metrics to align with long-term impact.
Harnessing creativity as a driver of innovation.
Future-proofing products for resilience and adaptability.
And much more.

Together, we redefined what it means to succeed in product management.

What we explored

Australia’s brightest minds

Bringing together 350 of Australia’s brightest product minds, Product Outlook offered a unique platform for connection and collaboration.

Inspiring content

Attendees experienced a program filled with keynote presentations, interactive sessions, and networking opportunities designed to inspire and empower product professionals.

Future of product leadership

Attendees gained fresh insights from industry leaders and explored the trends that are shaping the future of product innovation, strategy, and leadership in Australia.

Presenters

Jeddi Kyne

Product Manager, Telstra

Georgia Rust

Product Manager, Figma

Tim Hardaker

Group Product Manager, ABC

Tarra van Amerongen

Head of Design, Atlassian

Kristin Perchal

Product Director, Atlassian

Che Douglas

VP Design, Xero

Shay Hamama

Chief Technology & Operation Officer (CTOO), Luxury Escapes

Sathya Bala

Founder, True Change

Sam Chan

Group Product Manager, Programa

Stephanie Saad

Snr Group Product Manager, ABC

Hayley Rose

Founder, Archer

Matt Perrott

Co-Founder, BuildPass

Neha Karira

Snr Product Design Manager, Bunnings

Olly Hoffman

Co-Founder, Fingertip.com

Matthew Blode

Co-Founder, Fingertip.com

Louise Compagnone

Director of Artificial Intelligence, Datacom

Brandon Di Bartolo

Head of Product, Askable

Larissa Francis

Senior Product Designer, Easygo

Zac Gandolfo

UX Designer, Easygo

Event format

Dynamic presentations and deep, focused conversations provoked new ideas and left lasting impressions.

Inspiring presentations

Attendees dove into transformative presentations that challenged the status quo and ignited powerful discussions. These sessions didn’t just explore ideas, but they catalysed actionable solutions.

Attendees posing with playful sunglasses in the Torii photobooth at The Outlook 2025, smiling in front of a backgdrop.

Engaged networking

Participants built meaningful connections over sustainable meals, drinks, and immersive experiences. The networking sessions fostered collaboration and left people inspired.

Grant Show, Mindy Nam, and Jeddi Kyne enjoying drinks at The Outlook 2025 afterparty at Sofitel’s Sofi’s Lounge.

Social wrap-up

The day ended with drinks, canapés, and conversations that extended the event’s discussions in a more relaxed setting, offering space for continued inspiration and lasting connections.

Location and accessibility

The event was held on the 3rd floor of Sofitel Hotel at 35 Collins Street, Melbourne VIC 3000. It was a 7-minute walk from Flinders Street Station.

Upon arrival at the ground floor, reception staff were available to direct guests to the event space. The floor was accessible by both escalator and elevator.

For interstate and international guests, the hotel offered wheelchair-accessible rooms, with staff on hand to assist with any specific needs.

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