Two Agile Web Seminars in June from Two Amazing Presenters!

Written by Kestrel Lemen on May 27th, 2010

Who are the people presenting our upcoming Web Seminars? Take a look, and you won’t be disappointed.

June 16th
Presenter:

Bill Gaiennie has more than 16 years of experience working in the software development field as a developer, project manager, ScrumMaster, and a training coach.  With more than five years of Agile Implementation, Coaching, and Training experience, Bill has coached and trained more than 3,000 individuals at 100 different companies in their effort to implement Agile software development strategies. He is currently an accredited member of the Project Management Institute (PMI) and is active in the Agile Alliance and Scrum Alliance communities. Bill writes the very insightful and useful Agile blog Agile Observations from the Trenches. When you have a chance, i recommend looking at the  So There I Am, Shaving a Yak… or The Cargo Cult Agile Approach posts.

Steve Ropa, An Agile Coach and Product Trainer has spent the last 17 years in the software development industry, first as a programmer and later as a development manager and director. He has been involved in the Agile development scene for the past 10 years,  an active contributor to the Agile Denver community and on the organizing committee for Agile 2005. He has taught and led teams varying in size from small shops to large, distributed organizations in their transition to using Agile methods. You can find out more about Steve from reading his blog Agile Musings, his latest post Refactoring: You keep using that word… is worth a serious look.


BOTH of these free web seminars are worth 1 PDU each.

These are both hot topics and filling up fast so take advantage of these web seminars today! I can promise that Steve and Bill will not disappoint you.
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