Agile Events for 2008 - Agile2008, AgileCoachCamp!
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Deborah Hartmann
Nov 30, 2007, 6:30:11 PM11/30/07
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I know that some of you are involved with / interested in Agile
software development, so I thought I'd mention:
1) Naresh Jain and I are creating a new event called AgileCoachCamp, a BarCamp for change agents helping teams evolve toward Agile self-organizing development. It should be a blast, I can't wait!
http://www.agilecoachcamp.org
2) The annual, international conference of the Agile Alliance will be in Toronto next year. (Bad timing, what with the dollar and all that!) But good for us. The last two years this conference sold out really early, just so you know.
The conference chair will be in Toronto on Dec 6th and would like to meet with anyone who'd like to help create events to connect the conference participants with the local community (pub crawl, anyone?). If anyone is interested to meet with her, I include her email below.
> I'm looking for local people who might give us ideas about connecting
> with the agile community in Toronto during the conference. Last year
> Sanjiv Augustine and Jeff Nielsen were locals in Washington who helped
> with the pub crawl, etc. Maybe you could ask people on the local list to
> contact me at ch...@agile2008.org with ideas?
>
> thanks,
> Rachel
Deborah Hartmann wrote:
1) Naresh Jain and I are creating a new event called AgileCoachCamp, a BarCamp for change agents helping teams evolve toward Agile self-organizing development. It should be a blast, I can't wait!
http://www.agilecoachcamp.org
2) The annual, international conference of the Agile Alliance will be in Toronto next year. (Bad timing, what with the dollar and all that!) But good for us. The last two years this conference sold out really early, just so you know.
The conference chair will be in Toronto on Dec 6th and would like to meet with anyone who'd like to help create events to connect the conference participants with the local community (pub crawl, anyone?). If anyone is interested to meet with her, I include her email below.
> I'm looking for local people who might give us ideas about connecting
> with the agile community in Toronto during the conference. Last year
> Sanjiv Augustine and Jeff Nielsen were locals in Washington who helped
> with the pub crawl, etc. Maybe you could ask people on the local list to
> contact me at ch...@agile2008.org with ideas?
>
> thanks,
> Rachel
Deborah Hartmann wrote:
Hello Scrum Friends!
I thought you might be interested in a new not-for-profit conference that Naresh Jain and I are planning for next spring:
http://www.AgileCoachCamp.org
It's open to anyone who considers themselves a Lean / Agile change agent, mentor, scrummaster, manager ... anyone who's actively responsible for shepherding a team or organization through the shift to Agile, or is responsible to maintain the process of an Agile team. (This role takes on many different faces and titles in different organizations and methodologies).
We're still looking at various NE US venues, so please join the mailing list if you want to hear what develops! I hope you'll consider joining us there, we'd love to have a chance to collaborate with all of you!
(And, please spread the word! It won't be an expensive event, so let everyone know!)
deb
http://www.AgileCoachCamp.org
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Deborah Hartmann
InfoQ Agile Community Editor
deb...@infoq.com
deborah.hartmann.net
"My advice is to do it by the book, get good at the practices, then do as you will. Many people want to skip to step three. How do they know? " -- Ron Jeffries
-- Deborah Hartmann Agile Process Improvement Coach Lead Editor for InfoQ.com/Agile deborah.hartmann.net 416.996.4337 "My advice is to do it by the book, get good at the practices, then do as you will. Many people want to skip to step three. How do they know? " -- Ron Jeffries
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