The Human Side of Agile Management: What It Takes to Grow Great Teams

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The Human Side of Agile Management: What It Takes to Grow Great Teams - with Gil Broza

Do you manage, lead, or facilitate an Agile team? For best results, your team can’t be just a cross-functional group of 7 +/- 2 “resources” working iteratively. Come to this interactive presentation by the author of “The Human Side of Agile” to learn what teams need in order to thrive. Get a view, free of hype and cynicism, of how Agile managers and leads contribute to their teams’ success (or not…) And receive practical tips and insights into the key skills you need for supporting your team’s journey to greatness.
November 6, 2013
5:30 pm to 8pm
Food, networking and registration 5:30 to 6:30 pm

Presentation starts at 6:30pm

CareWorks
5555 Glendon Court
Dublin, Ohio 43016
Thank you CareWorks for sponsoring this great event.
Gil Broza helps software organizations that want to adopt Agile or that find their current use of it is not delivering on its promise. He guides them in implementing a reliable, sustainable methodology so they truly delight their customers and make a positive impact. He is an “all-rounder”, working at all organizational levels and coaching people in technical, managerial, and leadership behaviors. Gil has 18 years of experience programming in Java, C# and C++.
Gil’s book, The Human Side of Agile: How to Help Your Team Deliver (http://www.thehumansideofagile.com/), is the definitive practical guide to leading Agile teams in the real world. Gil has been a regular contributor and coaching track chair for the Agile series of conferences, a sought-after speaker for other industry events and groups, and a host of numerous public webinars about Agility. He writes for projectmanagement.com, the Cutter IT Journal, and Accelerating IT Success. Get a taste of his approach at http://3pvantage.com/articles.htm and http://www.OnTheWayToAgile.com (http://www.onthewaytoagile.com/).