What we’re about
Silicon Valley Startups with global members bring innovation and creativity to change the world!
Events are a mix of founder stories, lessons learned and Lean Startup thought leaders like Steve Blank, Eric Ries, Ash Maurya, Rob Fitzpatrick, Etienne Garbugli, and Sean Murphy. Past events can be found at https://www.skmurphy.com/blog/lean-culture-videos/
Together we
- celebrate technology
- learn to be resourceful
- want always to be learning
- empower each other
Lean Startup Circle is dedicated to applying lean startup thinking and building lean startup leadership. We bring the Silicon Valley lean startup community together in a variety of formats (many of which involve beer) to learn from each other.
- What works?
- What doesn't?
- Is lean just a buzzword?
- Or can it really help build businesses? *
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Upcoming events (2)
See all- Book Club: "This Is Strategy: Make Better Plans" By Seth GodinLink visible for attendees
A roundtable conversation about Seth Godin's book "This is Strategy: Make Better Plans" led by Sean Murphy.
Here is a "cheat sheet" for our discussion https://www.skmurphy.com/blog/2024/11/18/seth-godin-this-is-strategy-make-better-plans/
- Accelerate Results with April MillsLink visible for attendees
It’s Time to Accelerate Results – Many of us have committed our lives to improving results. Improving is no longer enough. With systems and individuals struggling to deal with the rate and scope of change, we need to set our sight higher on accelerating results. April K. Mills will share some simple tactics we can all use to accelerate our results and reveal how big the opportunity really is for all of us to have a career full of legacy results!
About April Mills
An engineer by training and a change agent by passion, April K. Mills is the thought leader on “change agency.” She equips busy professionals to deliver legacies of accelerated results. April is the founder and CEO of Engine-for-Change, a boutique consultancy for the world’s top change agents.
April began her career as a civilian nuclear engineer for the U.S. Navy, repairing aircraft carrier and submarine reactor plants. To honor her remarkable results, the Navy awarded her a Meritorious Civilian Service Medal. She also received accolades from John Kotter for her leading-edge application of his Guiding Coalition model. For nearly a decade, April energized Intel Corporation’s global change agents with her bold tactics and her rejuvenation of the timeless principles of Intel’s star CEO, Andy Grove.
April’s legacy of results isn’t limited to the corporate environment. In 2010, she received a YWCA Woman of Achievement Award for championing the construction of a new Navy childcare center. April also led a rapid 3.5-year community effort to design and build a 9,000 square foot beyond accessible playground in Bremerton, Washington, which has now served the community’s children for over a decade.
Change agents worldwide are accelerating their results using April’s two books, Everyone Is a Change Agent: A Guide to the Change Agent Essentials and Change Tactics: 50 Ways Change Agents Boldly Escape the Status Quo. She invests her book sale proceeds into building a rural retreat center for families with children with special needs.
