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You don't need to write code to lead a technical program; you need something harder to teach.
The Non-Technical TPM's Playbook is a practical guide for program managers who have been questioned, dismissed, or second-guessed because of what they don't have, and are ready to own what they do. Written from over 20 years of leading programs across healthcare, manufacturing, enterprise technology, and SaaS, this playbook gives you the language and frameworks for the work you've already been doing.
What’s included:
Five chapters covering accountability without authority, stakeholder engagement as a core competency, risk management as both art and science, and AI prompting for TPMs using the proprietary AEQ framework, each grounded in real stories from the field and closed with specific actions you can take this week.
Who it's for:
The TPM who gets questioned when they ask the hard strategic questions. The one who has spent years translating complexity for executives, managing stakeholders, protecting budgets, and holding programs together — and has never quite had the language to defend it.
This one's yours.
$37
You don't need to write code to lead a technical program; you need something harder to teach.
The Non-Technical TPM's Playbook is a practical guide for program managers who have been questioned, dismissed, or second-guessed because of what they don't have, and are ready to own what they do. Written from over 20 years of leading programs across healthcare, manufacturing, enterprise technology, and SaaS, this playbook gives you the language and frameworks for the work you've already been doing.
What’s included:
Five chapters covering accountability without authority, stakeholder engagement as a core competency, risk management as both art and science, and AI prompting for TPMs using the proprietary AEQ framework, each grounded in real stories from the field and closed with specific actions you can take this week.
Who it's for:
The TPM who gets questioned when they ask the hard strategic questions. The one who has spent years translating complexity for executives, managing stakeholders, protecting budgets, and holding programs together — and has never quite had the language to defend it.
This one's yours.
$37