The Agile Vaccine with Agile Manifesto Authors Jon Kern and James Grenning

Agenda
6:05-6:10 Kickoff
6:10-6:40 Break Out Social
6:40-7:45 Panel
7:45-8:00 Close

On Tuesday, September 14th from 6-8pm EST, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, and Columbus Agilistas will UNITE for the first ever Quad-City Agile Meetup!

You can collaborate with Agile Manifesto authors Jon Kern and James Grenning and discuss both the current and the future state of agile.

In addition to getting the 2021 agile antidote with James and Jon, we will also be breaking out into small virtual groups to spend some time meeting each other and networking. While this isn’t the Olympics, feel free to wear something fun to represent your city.

We look forward to seeing you!

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Jon Kern, a co-author of the Agile Manifesto, is passionate about helping clients succeed in delivering business value through software. He works with (typically distributed) teams to articulate, design, architect, and deliver software that solves challenging business problems. Jon has a significant impact on the projects he works on. Projects routinely see high-quality solutions in less time, and leave the local team mentored on object-oriented and agile techniques, and excited. Jon also enjoys speaking and evangelizing about being agile at conferences around the world.

James Grenning, co-author of the Agile Manifesto, father of planning poker and founder of Wingman Software, trains, coaches and consults worldwide. With decades of software development experience, both technical and managerial, James brings a wealth of knowledge, skill, and creativity to software development teams and their management. As his professional roots are in embedded software, he is leading the way to introduce Agile development practices to that challenging world. James has been training, coaching, and consulting since the mid-90s. His broad experience in design, requirements, management, planning, test automation, and process improvement makes him a well rounded resource for his clients adopting Agile techniques.