POWER HOUR

The Product-Led
Event Playbook

Learn how to design events like products — built for retention, engagement, and real impact. Live on Airmeet.

  • Friday, March 27, 2026
  • 11:00 ET / 15:00 GMT / 20:30 IST
  • Live & Interactive (Virtual) 60 min
Sign up for Power Hour 2026!
About the Series

What is Power Hour?

Power Hour is Airmeet's monthly live series where marketers, event leaders,
and product thinkers come together to rethink how events are built.
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Learning Session
Real frameworks and behind-the-scenes insights from practitioners — not just speakers.
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Live Q&A
Ask questions, get answers. Every session includes dedicated time for interactive discussion.
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Insider Access
See how top teams actually build and optimize their events for retention and impact.
The Problem

Most events focus on attendance.
Very few focus on experience.

We chase registrations. We measure sign-ups. We celebrate turnout. But here's the real question:

Would attendees come back if you hosted it again next week?

That's where product thinking changes everything. Event fatigue is real — your audience is overloaded with webinars, LinkedIn invites, and "must-attend" virtual sessions. If your event doesn't feel intentional, structured, and user-first — it gets ignored.
This Month on Power Hour

Product-led strategy meets event design

On March 27th, we're bringing product-led strategy into the world of events. Because the
best events don't just happen — they're designed. Designed like products. Designed
around user journeys. Designed for retention.
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Date
27th March, 2026
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Duration
60 minutes
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Format
Live, interactive session
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Platform
Airmeet
⏰ 11:00 ET / 15:00 GMT / 20:30 IST — Register to attend live.
What You'll Walk Away With

Real frameworks. Not fluff.

By the end of this Power Hour, you'll have actionable takeaways to
transform how you design events.
Map your attendee journey like a product funnel
Identify where most event drop-offs actually happen
Design sessions people actually stay for
Turn feedback into engagement improvements
How Airmeet approaches experience design internally
+ Live Q&A with the speakers
Meet the People

Speaker & Host

Speaker
Sanchit Arora
Product Manager
Sanchit works at the intersection of user behavior, product strategy, and experience design.
  • How product managers think about engagement
  • Why events should be built like products
  • The retention metrics most event teams ignore
  • What separates a "one-time webinar" from a scalable event program
Host
Shivanthi Sharma
Marketing Manager, Airmeet
Shivanthi works closely with event marketers, L&D teams, and B2B leaders to help them build high-impact, experience-first events on Airmeet.
Who Should Attend

Is this for you?

If you're building events and want them to feel intentional — not accidental — this is for you.
Event Marketers
Product Marketers
Community Leaders
L&D Teams
+ Anyone responsible for audience engagement
Save Your Spot

This one might change how
you think about event design.

March 27th · Live on Airmeet · Power Hour is a monthly series.
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“I was really excited to see how alive Airmeet seemed. The first time I raised my virtual hand to ask a question, I was brought up on stage, my camera flipped on, and I was able to talk with the presenters, that was the sold-moment in my head! That is what I wanted. We weren't going to be speaking at our audience. We wanted a two-way engagement. With the analytics in the background, that was my “Aha moment!”
Victoria YounesExecutive Events Manager
Victoria Younes

Incredible Companies Use Airmeet

Most loved Virtual Events Platform

“I was really excited to see how alive Airmeet seemed. The first time I raised my virtual hand to ask a question, I was brought up on stage, my camera flipped on, and I was able to talk with the presenters, that was the sold-moment in my head! That is what I wanted. We weren't going to be speaking at our audience. We wanted a two-way engagement. With the analytics in the background, that was my “Aha moment!”
Victoria YounesExecutive Events Manager
Victoria Younes

Incredible Companies Use Airmeet

Most loved Virtual Events Platform

“I was really excited to see how alive Airmeet seemed. The first time I raised my virtual hand to ask a question, I was brought up on stage, my camera flipped on, and I was able to talk with the presenters, that was the sold-moment in my head! That is what I wanted. We weren't going to be speaking at our audience. We wanted a two-way engagement. With the analytics in the background, that was my “Aha moment!”
Victoria YounesExecutive Events Manager
Victoria Younes

Incredible Companies Use Airmeet

Most loved Virtual Events Platform

Incredible Companies Use Airmeet

Most loved Virtual Events Platform