1. Sub-Header Date and Time
Presentation Title
Sub-Header
Date and Time

2. Key Points
Talk about some key points that you will cover during the meeting.
Set meeting objectives and expectations for which items that will be discussed.

3. Product Vision Talk about your product vision.
Define goals and discuss the bigger picture direction you’re moving in

4. Introduce Product Canvas

5. Talk about the Current, Near Term and Future
Introduce Roadmap
Talk about the Current, Near Term and Future

6. Focus on the Current Term
Continue with as many slides as necessary and focus on each card individually.

7. Include select customer feedback
“I’m having trouble with….”
“I really wish you would…”
“Do you have a thing that would help me…”
“I can’t really work without a…”

8. Numbers, research or evidence to strengthen your case
In-app analytics
Sign-ups, cancellations
Competitor analysis
Past tests, experiments

9. Present your release plan
It’s no secret, sometimes people will ask for a timeline or a release date.
Show your release plan for the next 2 or 4 weeks so that they’re aware of the specifics of the upcoming sprints.
Tie it back to your product roadmap - open up communication and be transparent!

10. Tell them where to find the roadmap
Make your roadmap accessible via URL or an embed code for your team to review at a later time.

11. Q&A Time
Give some time for a Q&A and answer any questions and concerns your team may have about what you just presented

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