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Silvia
Tower
Head of Strategy
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Silvia Tower is a seasoned product operations leader currently serving as Chief Product Officer at Jaia Robotics, where she specializes in B2B data and workflow software. With a background spanning startup founding and enterprise tech, Silvia skillfully unites strategic vision and tactical execution to drive product momentum. She’s passionate about operational excellence building frameworks that enable teams to move faster, iterate smarter, and scale with confidence. Known for her blend of business acumen and empathy, Silvia fosters cross-functional collaboration and promotes a culture of ownership and clarity. In every role, she focuses on meaningful outcomes over outputs ensuring products not only launch but thrive in the market.
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20 August 2026 13:45 - 14:45
Interactive roundtables discussions
Pens down, it's time to network. This session will give you the chance to work with others in attendance to tackle some of the key challenges many of you face in your day-to-day roles. The statement "a problem shared is a problem halved" really does stand true. This session provides you with a unique opportunity to share insights, strategies, and collective wisdom on overcoming the unique challenges faced by product leaders. Harness the power of collaborative problem-solving, gaining diverse perspectives on adapting strategies to meet evolving demands.
20 August 2026 09:45 - 10:30
Panel: Build vs. buy vs. embed: How CPOs are making AI investment decisions
Every CPO is facing the same pressure: move fast on AI without backing the wrong horse. This panel brings together product leaders who've been through the decision-making process, building proprietary models, buying third-party tooling, or embedding AI into existing workflows and interrogates what they got right, what they'd do differently, and how they're thinking about the next wave of decisions.