Be Agile Do Agile Workshop Series: Engaging Your Team; Leadership, Teamwork, and Roles
These six sessions will cover three on "Big A" agile - understanding and practicing an agile mindset and three on doing "Little A" agile - using the techniques and metrics to perform agile. The material comes from many different agile approaches and is combined into an agnostic framework that people using any agile approach can find useful.
This is a six-session series. All sessions will be recorded and provided to registrants in addition to receiving a copy of Tim's ebook, Be Agile Do Agile.
Session topics include:
- Understanding and Achieving Successful Outcomes (July 21)
- Engaging Your Team; Leadership, Teamwork, and Roles (August 18)
- Effective Communication and Collaboration (September 15)
- Planning Adaptively (October 20)
- Creating Useful Solutions (November 17)
- Giving and Adapting to Feedback (December 15)
PDUs: 6
All sessions will be recorded. You need only to register once for the series to receive links to the recorded sessions.
Missed the first session? Check your registration confirmation for the link to the recording when it becomes available.
Speakers
Tim Kloppenborg, PMP, ACP, DASSM
Scrum Master for Heritage Center Arboretum
Tim serves as Scrum Master for the Heritage Center Arboretum. He is a Professor Emeritus from Xavier University and has written 13 books dealing with leadership and project management including his latest, Be Agile Do Agile. Tim has worked in manufacturing, quality, construction, and research, and is a retired U.S.A.F. Reserve officer. He holds Ph.D. in Operations Management from the University of Cincinnati. He is a Project Management Professional (PMP), an Agile Certified Practitioner (ACP), and a Disciplined Agile Senior Scrum Master (DASSM).
Vittal S. Anantatmula, DSc, MS MBA PMP
PMI Global Director, Professor at Western Carolina University, Endeavor Executive Fellow at RMIT University, Guest Professor at Keio University
Vittal Anantatmul has taught graduate level courses in classroom, online, and hybrid modes at four universities. He's provided PM and KM related training in the US, Japan, and India and has published approximately 80 journal articles, books and book chapters,. presented over 50 papers at international conferences and PMI Chapters. In addition, he's guided about ten PhD students globally.
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