I’ve been involved with the US Agile Coach Camps in one capacity or another since 2010. At the 2015 US Agile Coach Camp, Declan Whelan asked if I’d like to lead an initiative to help Camps worldwide. As someone who has had learned so much from my coaching peers, how could I resist! Let’s have […]
I’ve been involved with the US Agile Coach Camps in one capacity or another since 2010. At the 2015 US Agile Coach Camp, Declan Whelan asked if I’d like to lead an initiative to help Camps worldwide. As someone who has had learned so much from my coaching peers, how could I resist! Let’s have some more of that!
So, after drafting a proposal and assembling a worldwide team to help me, we have the Agile Alliance’s Agile Coach Camp Support Initiative. If you haven’t attended a camp because of distance or timing, consider starting one yourself! Check out my post on the Agile Alliance blog with some guidance to get you started. The Alliance can provide assistance.
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