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Growth System That Gets Your Product Adopted

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Wed, Aug 12, 2026

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Masterclass: AI Product Growth Strategy and Agentic Build
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What you'll learn

Build the Engine, Not Another Cold Launch

How to build a growth system where each new adopter pulls in the next, instead of starting cold every time.

Name the Adopter and the Trigger That Moves Them

How to define exactly who the engine is for and what pulls them in, so positioning is built into the system.

Pick the Agent That Runs It and Your First Move

Know what the agent owns and what stays human, and leave with the engine built and step one clear.

Why this topic matters

Your AI product grows in spikes: a launch, a post, then silence, because every push starts cold. The gap is not effort, it is a system. No one has built the engine that turns one adopter into the next. In 45 minutes you build that growth engine for your product live: who enters, what pulls them in, and which agent runs it. You leave with the engine built and your first move clear.

You'll learn from

Grace Man

VP, Product Growth | Ex-Microsoft | 3k+ professionals trained in AI

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Grace drove growth at Microsoft, Canon, and Pfizer, influencing $2B+ in revenue with 376% YoY growth, and has trained 2,000+ professionals in AI-first product growth, marketing, and CRM, with learners from Google, Microsoft, Meta, and more.

As founder of AI Strategy League she teaches the system she runs: a multi-agent flywheel in growth and marketing across research, lead, content, outbound, and CRM, governed by human. Today she embeds with product, growth, and marketing teams to ship agentic systems that reach 95 percent adoption within six weeks.

Previously at

Microsoft
Canon EMEA
Pfizer
Hyundai
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