Events · 6 October
Two B2B founders brought problems they were stuck on.
Tuesday 6 October · öogo and Acuru · Dogpatch Labs, Dublin 1 · with Fierce
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6 October · Dogpatch Labs
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6 October · öogo and Acuru
What they said.
The Dublin Product Management community needs more events like this - real business problems instead of theory, building instead of talking. I'm looking forward to taking part in the future editions of the Product Garage.
Vlad KuchkanovSenior AI & Data Product Manager, Cubic³It was particularly interesting to hear about Oogo, understand the thinking behind the product and have the opportunity to speak directly with the founder. I thought that was one of the most valuable parts of the day.
Kevin GriffithsFounder, NeoWorkDeskIt was a genuine joy to sit with people who think differently and move fast.
Sinéad Lucey BrennanFounder, FairwriteAs a founder, you have this going back into your cave and your tunnel vision, and just getting perspective from people who may not be as invested, but coming from different perspectives, really helps you to get out of your head and actually look at parts of the problem that you didn’t think of before.
Arko GanguliCo-Founder, Caddy FinanceAnybody that’s interested in helping businesses grow would be interested in this… And this is an opportunity to do that at a kind of higher level rather than at the feature level… This is, “How do we help an organisation across whatever problem they have?”
Russell CooperProduct Consultant, Enterprise Registry SolutionsVoice note · 6 October 2026
The random allocation of the teams, I think it also made it really good for networking and making new friends.
Sergei MalyshevAI product builderHear Sergei’s edited excerpt · 0:32
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Edited excerpt from Sergei’s voice note. Unrelated sections and pauses have been removed; the transcript is lightly edited for readability.
I really enjoyed the event. It was really, really cool. In terms of feedback, I think the organisation, everything went really, really well. It was well organised, the talks and everything. I also really enjoyed talking to the founder [name unclear], listening and pitching in front of her. I think it was amazing and really interesting, and something that I haven’t seen before.
And also the random allocation of the teams, I think it also made it really good for networking and making new friends. And again, thank you for organising the event.