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Leaders in Product: Building Ecosystems for Scale

Senior product leaders joined us for an exclusive conversation on how today’s most impactful products are built as interconnected ecosystems designed to scale across users, markets, and technologies.

BrainStation Toronto
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Apr 21, 2026

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Nishant Raina

Vice President, Product Management
Andrew D'Abreu

Director of Product Management

"The roles are blurring—traditional PMs, design, and engineering. The lanes are like a highway that's now laneless. Whoever can grab the ball and fix the problem first, wins. You’re no longer blocked by a bottleneck or a chain of command."

- Andrew D'Abreu, Director of Product Management at Intuit

Nishant Raina

Vice President, Product Management

Nishant Raina is Vice President of Product Management at Mastercard, where he leads product strategy for Small & Medium Enterprises, commercial offerings, and emerging payment flows. He focuses on enabling seamless, secure payment experiences and solutions that support the evolving needs of businesses in a dynamic global economy.
Andrew D'Abreu

Director of Product Management

Andrew D’Abreu is Director of Product Management at Intuit, where he leads product strategy and execution to deliver intuitive financial and business tools for customers. He focuses on aligning user needs with business goals, driving innovation through data-informed decisions, and building solutions that simplify complex workflows.

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