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November 2019

Learn About a New Club That Will Help You Land a Job in Product Management teaser image
When companies release new products it takes a large team of people to get from idea to launch, and it doesn't happen easily. Product managers are the people who guide the process from start to finish. A product manager must be fluent in engineering and business areas to help guide and coordinate the tasks involved in launching a product. In order to help students learn the skills needed to become a product manager, we created the Aggie Product Management Club. APMC is a club for aspiring product managers to gain their footing in the industry. We will have industry speakers, practice interviews, and review materials that will help you gain the knowledge needed to land a job as a PM. Our first club meeting is Wednesday, November 6th at 6:30pm in Wehner Room 103. Come join us to hear about everything APMC has to offer you on your way to becoming a PM.

Contact Ademide Ajose for more information
Email: ademideajose@tamu.edu

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