Professional Scrum Product Owner - Advanced (PSPO-A) Thursday, Apr 17, 2025 to Friday, Apr 18, 2025 — David Sabine | Agile Practices Coach | Scrum Trainer

Professional Scrum Product Owner - Advanced (PSPO-A)

When

9:30am — 4:45pm

Thursday, Apr 17, 2025 to Friday, Apr 18, 2025

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Eastern Time (EST/EDT)

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$1,295.00

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Course Overview

The PSPO-A is an advanced course for Product Owners who aim to:

Maximize the value delivered by their products.
Master the art of Product Ownership and stakeholder management.
Leverage iterative & incremental development practices to achieve business agility.

This course explores advanced techniques for interacting with stakeholders and balancing business strategy with customer needs.

Day 1: Welcome
Agile product management
The role of the Product Owner
Stances of the Product Owner
The Customer Representative
Day 2: The Visionary
The Experimenter
The Decision Maker
The Collaborator
The Influencer

Elevate your Product Ownership skills with the PSPO-A course, an exploration of agile product management. Designed for experienced professionals looking to deepen their product management practices and discover practical insights.

Training materials are created and maintained by the PST community — always in tune with the dynamic landscape of modern product development.

Which Format Is Right For You?

I offer the course in two formats: 1-on-1 or for groups.

Premium 1-on-1

Pay a little more for an exclusive experience at your convenience.

Join me for a 1-on-1 session. Perfect for executives, senior managers, or consultants who want premium, private, fast-paced instruction.

Group

Enjoy a combination of team-based exercises and instructor-led discussion.

Who Should Attend?

PSPO-A is for anyone involved in product or program management, project delivery, or business strategy.

What You Get

Expertise

Expert instruction with professional trainer, David Sabine.

Alumni Discounts

All alumni earn a lifetime of discounts for my future courses.

PSPO II Token + Discounts

All attendees get two attempts at PSPO II and discount on PSM III.

Unlimited Reruns

The door is always open. Join my future sessions of this course at no charge. Redeem here.

Earn PDUs

Earn credits for Project Management Institute® or other professional memberships.

Self-Paced Learning

Comprehensive Learning Paths provide clear guidance and materials for self-study and exploration.

What People Say

“Great instruction, especially for a Product Owner just starting in Agile.”
— Product Owner

“Tools that you’ll take with you in any profession. Dave does a great job by keeping it interactive and conversational while he teaches.”
— Senior Manager, Private Wealth Management

“David is a knowledgeable teacher with a wealth of experience, and he is a caring coach who will help you understand how to use Scrum and grow as a professional.”
— Former Teacher, Transitioning to Scrum Master

“A must-take course with a must-have instructor to understand the core principles, fundamentals, and common pitfalls of Scrum. Fantastic course. Highly recommend.”
— Amazon, Global Customer Relations Executive

“David is a great presenter. The tools he uses to deliver the content are brilliant. I really enjoyed it and will keep an eye out for future opportunities for my team.”
— Director Product Development, Deighton Associates

“The value added of having a Scrum trainer like David, with proven expertise in the field, is obvious in his class. There is a great combination of concepts and theory with scenarios and case studies, which makes the class interactive and fun in an environment of openness and respect.”
— Process Excellence Project Manager

“David does a great job of covering the topic of Scrum and how to be a Product Owner. He walks you through all of the key principles to make sure you understand their application while keeping you engaged and helping you understand the “why” behind them as well. He even throws in the occasional historical context for added depth.”
— Product Owner