

Warsaw. AI for Managers: follow-ups, status reports and idea-to-prototype
You’ve heard plenty about what AI could do. What’s harder to find is a clear, practical view of how it fits into a real working day — without turning you into a prompt engineer.
This session is different. Andrew Tomin will open up the AI workflows he uses in product work: the inputs, the agent steps, the human checks, and the output a team can actually use.
Andrew Tomin is a Senior Product Manager and founder of AISandboxlab.com — a bootcamp for non-coders who want to move beyond ChatGPT in a browser and start working with AI agents. He has spent 14+ years building enterprise B2B products at EPAM, WorkFusion, Wargaming and Inspectorio. Today, he builds AI-native workflows for product teams, creates tools and agents, and runs hands-on workshops where product ideas become working prototypes.
Here’s what he’ll actually show:
Raw Meeting transcripts become structured decisions, owners and follow-up tasks — ready for review instead of buried in someone’s notebook.
How daily updates, Jira stories or project inputs become a clear stakeholder status report in minutes.
How a rough product idea turns into a structured specification and a clickable prototype your team or client can discuss before development begins.
Not prompt tricks. Not “10 Claude hacks.” A practical, repeatable way to turn project noise into useful next steps. Live, on screen.
How the evening runs:
We open with 10 minutes of honest conversation: where does AI create friction in your work today, and where could it genuinely help? Then Andrew leads a 40-minute live demo using real product cases, followed by 10 minutes for questions. We close with 30 minutes of facilitated networking — because the people working through similar problems are often as valuable as the tools themselves.
Who should show up:
If you’re a PM, founder, operations leader, or lead a team and want to see what practical AI adoption looks like beyond the hype, this session is for you. No coding background required.