Dan Olsen Speaking Fee: $10,000 to $20,000

Dan Olsen is a renowned keynote speaker and expert in product management, startup growth, and lean methodologies. His journey into the world of product development began with a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from Northwestern University, followed by an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Combining technical expertise with strategic business acumen, Dan has dedicated over two decades of his career to helping companies innovate and improve their product strategies. Early in his career, Dan honed his skills working with top-tier companies such as Intuit, where he led initiatives in product management and marketing. His experience at Intuit provided him with invaluable insights into building successful products that meet customer needs. This experience would form the foundation for his passion for lean product development, enabling him to work closely with startups and established businesses alike. Dan is perhaps best known for his influential book, "The Lean Product Playbook," which has become a vital resource for product managers and entrepreneurs worldwide. In it, he demystifies the process of building products that customers love, focusing on lean principles that minimize risk and maximize learning. His systematic yet straightforward approach has helped countless organizations, from budding startups to Fortune 500 companies, to refine their product strategies and achieve their business goals. As a keynote speaker, Dan is celebrated for his engaging and insightful presentations that challenge conventional thinking. His talks are grounded in real-world experiences and tailored to audiences ranging from product teams to executive leaders. He has spoken at prominent industry conferences and events, sharing his expertise with thousands and leaving them inspired to take actionable steps toward product excellence. Beyond his professional accomplishments, Dan is dedicated to mentoring the next generation of product leaders. He has fostered vibrant communities of practice through workshops, meetups, and online forums. His passion for teaching and sharing knowledge underscores his belief that innovative product management is not just a skill but a catalyst for organizational success in the 21st century.