A Walk Down the Agile Coach Development Path - Lyssa Adkins & Michael Spayd

New Details:

There are still a few seats remaining for Lyssa Adkins and Michael Spayd's Coaching Agile Teams workshop March 19th - 21st. This is the top Agile Coaching course taught by the Coach of Coaches herself here in Omaha so don't pass this by!
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Parking Information:

There is visitor parking on the south side of Building 11 as well as in the parking structure adjacent to the building. To enter the parking structure, attendees simply need to push the intercom button at the gate and inform the security person that they are there for the Agile Omaha event.

Event Details:

Lyssa Adkins is the author of Coaching Agile Teams and considered an international leader and speaker on the topic of Agile Coaching along with her partner Michael Spayd. They'll be here in Omaha for 3 days delivering their Coaching Agile Teams workshop and have agreed to come present for our Agile user group! Don't miss this chance to learn from industry leaders on Agile Coaching. Description: A Walk Down the Agile Coach Development Path with Lyssa Adkins and Michael Spayd For those of you ScrumMasters and project managers being asked to coach agile teams, you've probably already concluded that agile coaching can be rewarding and can also feel quite daunting. You wonder "What is my role on a self-organized team, really?" and "How can I successfully work with the challenging situations I face on a daily basis?"
For those of you managers and agile champions developing agile coaching capability in your organizations, you see that the ScrumMasters and coaches you already have a good but not great. Agile is not producing the results you hoped for and see that not much has changed -- not really. You need ScrumMasters and coaches who can stand strong to help teams and the organization work through impediments the hold back the great results. You wonder "How do I develop them? What do they need to know? How do they need to grow?"
For the last 18 months, Lyssa and Michael have been part of working groups to define learning paths for agile coaches, along with certification levels offered by the Scrum Alliance and ICAgile. This evening will be an exploration of the knowledge areas and skills of successful agile coaches, pathways to develop as an agile coach, and the certifications one can earn along the way.
Even if you don't care about certifications, come anyway. The learning paths can be used as a guide to your development whether or not you want the letters after your name.
This is an area that is emerging fast -- come hear the latest.