About us
Scrum Professionals is an open, collaborative community providing support to scrum masters, product owners, developers, and agile change agents. Our events provide opportunities to learn better ways of working and to network with other professionals. This group is co-sponsored by Agile Learning Labs and the Scrum Alliance. Each meeting earns SEUs towards renewing your Scrum Alliance certifications.
Upcoming events
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Practice Makes Culture: Better Results AND Happier Humans
·OnlineOnlineDiscover why most transformations still fail and how to ensure yours succeeds by addressing what other approaches miss: the emotional dynamics, hidden narratives, and everyday behaviors that truly shape your organization. Whether you’re helping your humans grapple with genAI, turning around a business or department, or building a learning organization, you’ll learn how to create lasting change that delivers both better business results and happier humans. You’ll leave with the beginnings of a vision for an updated culture, and a solid plan to practice one new behavior, this week. Don’t settle for another failed transformation. Create a culture where organizational habits support success and thriving—where your teams deliver with confidence, quality, and joy.
Our Speaker:
Ronica Roth is a consultant and leadership coach who specializes in working with leaders who are driving major change and growth initiatives. She helps their teams engage with a sense of ownership of all aspects of the change--including needed cultural shifts. She wants to change the world of work, helping companies build learning organizations that do great things through the collaborative, aligned, and innovative efforts of their great people. Better results AND happier humans. She does that by leveraging her experience in facilitation, storytelling, business agility, change management, and leadership coaching. She's a Certified Scrum Trainer Emeritus and a certified Leadership Circle practitioner. She has a masters in journalism from Northwestern and a BA from Mount Holyoke College. Currently a solopreneur, Ronica previously spent 12 years at Boulder's own Rally Software, ultimately in an unofficial role as Keeper of the Culture.Zoom Security Note
You will need to be signed in to your Zoom account in order to access this event. You don’t need a paid account, a free Zoom account will work just fine. Additionally, you will need to have your camera on to check-in with the hosts when entering the meeting. This helps us to create a friendly, interactive, and safer environment. The event will be locked at 10 minutes past it's start time. We will not be recording this event.4 attendees
Leading Without The Titles: Influence Strategies For Tech Professionals
·OnlineOnlineChange agents frequently must drive significant organizational change without formal authority. This presentation explores proven influence strategies that enable agilists, technical leaders, project managers, and individual contributors to lead transformation initiatives, mentor senior stakeholders, and create sustainable improvements across multiple teams and programs. Drawing from real-world experience leading technology initiatives at enterprise scale, this session will demonstrate how to navigate the unique challenges of influencing up, down, and across organizational hierarchies. You will learn practical techniques for building consensus among diverse stakeholder groups, from C-suite executives to distributed development teams, while maintaining collaborative leadership principles.
Our Speaker:
Nicole Spence-Goon has emerged as an influential agilist whose expertise spans team coaching, facilitation, and organizational transformation. Her commitment to continuous learning is reflected in her impressive credentials, including Certified Scrum Professional status, multiple Scrum Alliance certifications, Agile Scaling certifications, and recognition as a Certified Professional in Agile Coaching. Nicole has distinguished herself by helping federal government agencies embrace true agile principles, drawing from her extensive experience guiding complex organizational transitions. Her focused approach to team coaching has consistently led to enhanced workflow efficiency and improved team performance, making her a respected voice in the agile community.As a passionate advocate for inclusive agile communities, she serves as a core team member of Agile in Color to develop, connect and elevate professionals of color, and drives women's empowerment initiatives as an organizer of the DC Women in Agile group.
Zoom Security Note
You will need to be signed in to your Zoom account in order to access this event. You don’t need a paid account, a free Zoom account will work just fine. Additionally, you will need to have your camera on to check-in with the hosts when entering the meeting. This helps us to create a friendly, interactive, and safer environment. The event will be locked at 10 minutes past it's start time. We will not be recording this event.Interested In Presenting?
We're always on the lookout for interesting people and topics to share with our community. If that's you, drop us a line at info@agilelearninglabs.com.3 attendees
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