Connect with the community
Meet product managers, product designers, product marketers, founders, and builders from across Vancouver and British Columbia.
Free · volunteer powered · Vancouver, BC
Vancouver's product community, together.
ProductCamp Vancouver is a free, volunteer-powered unconference where product managers, designers, marketers, founders, and builders share practical ideas and learn from one another.
Community powered
Thank you to our 2026 community supporters
An unconference, not business as usualBring your questions.
Bring your questions.
Leave with momentum.
ProductCamp Vancouver brings British Columbia's product community together to exchange real-world knowledge, meet peers, and strengthen the product leadership that helps local organizations grow.
Share knowledge
Propose a topic, lead an interactive session, facilitate a roundtable, or add your experience to someone else's conversation.
Learn from working practitioners
Explore practical ideas from people doing the work across startups, scale-ups, public organizations, and established companies.
Build lasting relationships
Make useful professional connections in a welcoming, participatory setting designed for conversation rather than passive attendance.
You shape the programme
How the unconference works
No distant stage and passive audience. The community proposes, chooses, and leads the conversations that matter.
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Propose privately
Share a useful product question or practice. Every submission stays private until an organizer checks it against the community guidelines and approves it for the ballot.
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Choose what you'd join
Registered attendees vote for every approved idea they would genuinely attend. Each person gets one vote per idea and can change their choices until voting closes.
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The community decides
The highest-ranked supported ideas fill the available session spaces using a published tie-break. Other supported ideas become ranked alternates, and the next one moves up if a selected facilitator cannot lead theirs.
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Plan your day
Aggregate community demand helps size rooms, while facilitator availability and practical constraints shape the timetable. Once the schedule is published, choose one session per session round—or decide on the day.
Community since 2010A Vancouver traditionWatch past highlights
Built by product people, for product people.
Since 2010, volunteers and sponsors have made space for practical learning, generous conversations, and new relationships across BC's technology community.
Since 2010Building product community
246+Volunteers
266+Sessions
4,611+Attendees
Support accessible learning
Put your brand where product leaders gather.
Sponsors make a free ProductCamp possible. Partnering with the event puts your organization in front of an engaged cross-section of British Columbia's product, design, marketing, and technology community while directly supporting accessible professional learning.
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Questions, answered.
What is ProductCamp Vancouver?
ProductCamp Vancouver is a free, community-driven unconference for product managers, designers, marketers, founders, builders, students, and anyone interested in creating better products. The event has been volunteer-powered since 2010.
What is an unconference?
An unconference is shaped by its participants. Community members propose topics, help choose the sessions, lead conversations, ask questions, and share their own experience instead of following a fixed, top-down programme.
Is ProductCamp really free?
Yes. Sponsor support keeps the event free to attend. Your contribution is active participation: bring questions and ideas, join discussions, meet people, volunteer, or lead a session.
Do I have to be a product manager to attend?
No. ProductCamp welcomes people across product management, design, marketing, engineering, research, entrepreneurship, operations, and related disciplines, including students and people moving into product work.
Do I need to be an expert to lead a session?
No. Some of the strongest sessions are facilitated discussions built around useful questions. You do not need every answer; you need a topic worth exploring and a willingness to help the room participate.