Agile 2016 - Lyssa Adkins - Agilists as Agents of Social Evolution from LeadingAgile on Vimeo.
Lyssa Adkins, Co-Founder and President at Agile Coaching Institute, led a two-part Audacious Salon session at Agile 2016 that focused on the idea of Agilists being Agents of Social Evolution. In this interview Lyssa shares the background work that led her to this great question and the work that she has been doing to explore it further, along with developing a deeper understanding of what mission we, as Agents of Social Evolution are called to, and what our responsibility is towards the people and systems we interact with.
If you’d like to learn more about Lyssa and the work she is doing at the Agile Coaching Institute, check out http://www.agilecoachinginstitute.com
And you can follow Lyssa on Twitter at https://twitter.com/lyssaadkins
Showing posts with label Agile 2016. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Agile 2016. Show all posts
Friday, September 09, 2016
Tuesday, August 09, 2016
Agile 2016 - Michael Spayd & Michele Madore on Trans4mation
You can learn more about the work Michael and Michele are doing by going to Trans4mation.coach, or by reaching out to them using the information below.
Michele Madore
Email: michele@trans4mation.coach
Twitter: @t4_agile
Michael Spayd
Email: michael@trans4mation.coach
Twitter: @mspayd
Monday, August 08, 2016
Agile 2016 - Johanna Rothman on Agile Program Management
Johanna Rothman stopped by the LeadingAgile Podcasting Room during Agile 2016 to talk with about her conference sessions: Growing Servant Leadership and Agile Program Management.
Getting to chat with Johanna is always one of the highlights of the Agile Conference. You can learn more about her on her website.
Or follow her on twitter: @johannarothman
Or pick up her new book Agile and Lean Program Management.
Johanna is also participating in some of PMI's Building the Hybrid the PMO Workshops.
Click here to watch the video.
Agile 2016 - Woody Zuill Interview
Woody Zuill was at Agile 2016 to provide an update on The State of No Estimates. He also sat in the hot seat to take questions from the crowd during a Stalwarts session.
Woody is the creator of No Estimates and Mob Programming. He is a very inspiring thought leader in the Agile space. Listen in as Dave and Woody discuss his Agile 2016 sessions and upcoming public events. From there, Woody shares some practical questions about how No Estimates actually works and why it can be valuable.
To learn more about Woody, where he will be speaking or the work he is doing, check out his website. You also can follow him on Twitter, or pick up his new book Mob Programming. The illustrations in his book were done by his wife Andrea, who also has a new book out titled, Wolf Camp.
To hear a longer, more in depth interview with Woody that covers his background and how folk music led him towards software, you can find that here.
Click here to watch the video.
Agile 2016 - Gil Broza Interview
My Agile 2016 interview with Gil Broza about his session, "How to Get Your Whole Team Talking". Gil's session offered participants a variety of experiences to help them feel safe interacting with one another in meetings. He also provided several thinking tools to support the development of strong communication. Dave and Gil discuss his session, additional techniques for running effective meetings as well as Gil's most recent book, The Agile Mindset.
To get in touch with Gil, you can reach him on his website 3pVantage, or via Twitter @gilbroza.
Click here to watch the video
Wednesday, August 03, 2016
Agile 2016 - Video Interview with Mike Cottmeyer on Enterprise Transformation
When I joined LeadingAgile a little over a year ago, one of the things that tipped the scale for me was the approach that Mike Cottmeyer had come up with for approaching Agile Transformation. Rather than the standard "we take you from the sucky misery you wallow in now to a magical land of agile wonderment", Mike's approach - with the compass and the basecamps, allows the organization to take small steps along the journey, transforming in stages. It also allows you to stop along the way if/when that makes business sense. This might be implied in the approach other organization's take (I'm sure they'll say it is if you ask them), but I was/am a big fan of the way it is articulated by my co-workers at LeadingAgile.
And last week, at Agile 2016, Mike gave a presentation on "An Executive’s Step-by-Step Guide to Leading Large-Scale Agile Transformation" to over 400 people. I had the chance to sit down with Mike and interview him after his session.
If you'd like to see the slides from his session, you can find them here.
And if you'd like to see any of the other video interviews from last week, you can find them here.
Sunday, July 31, 2016
Interviews with Keynotes from Agile 2016
At Agile 2016, Adam Asch, Devin Hedge and I got to spend the week doing video podcasts with speakers and though leaders for LeadingAgile. The keynote presentations will eventually be posted to the Agile Alliance website and will be available to members, but while you are waiting... here are the interviews we did with them last week in Atlanta.
Jurgen Appelo, the CEO of HappyMelly, kicked the week off with his keynote on Managing Happiness. During the interview I got the chance to dig a little deeper on some of the specific tools (like personal maps) that he discussed during his session. If you don't want to wait for the Agile Alliance, you can also check out a previous version of Jurgen's talk here: TedX, or pick up his book here.
LeadingAgile Live - Jurgen Apello from LeadingAgile on Vimeo.
Our last interview of the week was with closing keynote Carrie Kish. Unfortunately we missed her talk Leadership for Genius Tribes because we were still in the Hyatt basement doing interviews, but this conversation was one of the most fun and inspiring of the week for me. Carrie is the CEO of CultureSync and has a podcast called LeadershipUnleashed.
Devin Hedge got a chance to sit down with Industrial Logic CEO and Wednesday keynote Joshua Kerievsky to ask him questions about his keynote on Modern Agile and what changes he believes are necessary for the next step in Agile evolution. You can learn more about Modern Agile here.
Our last interview of the week was with closing keynote Carrie Kish. Unfortunately we missed her talk Leadership for Genius Tribes because we were still in the Hyatt basement doing interviews, but this conversation was one of the most fun and inspiring of the week for me. Carrie is the CEO of CultureSync and has a podcast called LeadershipUnleashed.
Sunday, July 24, 2016
Live Video Podcast Interviews from Agile 2016!
The Agilistocrats on Agile 2016
The Agilistocrats on Agile 2016! If you are attending for the first time or aren't sure what sessions to attend, we've got you covered. Maria Matarelli, Richard Cheng, Dhaval Panchal and Dave Prior share their pics for which sessions to check out and how to survive the week in Atlanta at Agile 2016.
Wednesday, July 20, 2016
Getting Ready for Agile 2016 with Devin Hedge
In this iteration of SoundNotes, Devin Hedge and Dave Prior talk about how to get prepare for Agile 2016. If you’ll be heading to the conference for the first time, the Agile Conference is a big, awesome, exhausting week. You need to prepare, you need to pace yourself and you need to know what you want to get out of the conference.
In this podcast you’ll get some tips from seasoned conference veterans on how to make the best of your week in Atlanta.
The podcast is only 18 minutes long, so we’re not providing show notes this week. Instead, here is a list of the LeadingAgile events taking place at Agile 2016.
Mike Cottmeyer "The Executives Step-by-Step Guide to Leading Large-Scale Agile Transformation" Monday at 10:45
Jann Thomas "2020: The State of Agility" Tuesday at 10:45 AM
Jeff Howey "Practicing Agility in Human Resources" Wednesday at 11:30
Collective Soul June 27 at 7 PM.
To learn more, please visit: collectivesoul.leadingagile.com
If you'd like to contact Devin on Twitter -> twitter.com/agiledevin
If you'd like to contact Dave on Twitter -> twitter.com/mrsungo
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