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In order to keep our members, guests, and their coworkers and families safe during this health emergency, the TPMA is holding all events in an online format. All online events are currently free to register and attend. For further information on Memberships, see https://tpma.ca/join. Please direct any inquires to info@tpma.ca.
Sincerely, the TPMA Exec Team
Join us for our second joint event with TorCHI (a professional association of people in the Toronto UX community). Special guest, Stephen Anderson will be speaking about Things to Think With from his latest book, Figure It Out: Getting From Information to Understanding, which has been described as “required reading for designers and anyone else who needs to explain things.”
When something is too challenging to work out ‘in our heads’, we make things to think with. Think tools, maps, drawings, and designed spaces. But how do these 'tools for thought' increase our human capacity for understanding and group collaboration? Stephen will answer these questions and more, as we take a critical look at studies and toolkits being used by teams.
For more information and free registration, please visit: http://www.torchi.org/
Our first joint event with TorCHI (a professional association of people in the Toronto UX community) was on the topic of Intentional Product Leadership with Chris Avore talking about his recent book, Liftoff!: Practical Design Leadership to Elevate Your Team, Your Organization, and You. For details, slides and the recording please visit: TorCHI.
Before we begin our new 2020/2021 season, please join us in thanking Michael Armata, who has recently stepped down from his active TPMA Board role. Michael has served on the TPMA Board since 2017 and has been instrumental in organizing and managing membership with a small team of volunteers. He has tirelessly helped set-up and run many Toronto product events including the ProductCamp Toronto 2017 event.
We are truly grateful for his contributions.
Sincerely, the TPMA Exec Team