How to Become an Enterprise Agile Coach

How to Become an Enterprise Agile Coach

Discover the Secrets of Enterprise Agile Coaching with Meirik!


✅ Unveiling the Role: Paweł Feliński and Pete Schibli, two seasoned Agile experts, will unravel Enterprise Agile Coaches' mysteries. Is it just another trendy job title, or does it stand as a distinct profession? Our speakers will dive deeply into the topic, exchange their points of view and share experiences.

✅ Insider Insights: Paweł and Pete reached out to several well-recognised enterprise-level Agile coaches and ran short interviews with them. That helped them identify the critical success factors and verify many myths about the role.

✅ The Capabilities (not only skills!): Get to know the unique capabilities needed to operate on the enterprise level successfully. 

✅ Your Roadmap: If you are aspiring to become an Enterprise Agile Coach, Paweł and Pete will guide you through the steps to kickstart or advance your career in this field.

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Meet the speakers

Pawel Felinski

Pawel Felinski

Paweł is a management consultant working in the fields of strategy execution and new product development. Recently, he has been involved in business transformations with Agile in the energy industry. Paweł brings a pragmatic and method-agnostic approach to problem-solving.
Pete Schibli

Pete Schibli

For the last several years, Pete has been applying agile in novel fields such as heavy engineering, exploration, new product development, and joint ventures. He’s committed to helping people create conditions that maximise good outcomes – and he’s conscious that after a lifetime's work in this field, Pete’s only scratching the surface of what is possible.

Past webinars

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Objectives and Key Results (OKR) in practice

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Impact Mapping in Practice

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Adopting Agile Mindset
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Adopting Agile Mindset

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Can you be a manager without knowing Agile?

Agile is not for all, of course. Some business problems simply require different ways of work. But can you be a manager in an industry in the XXI century without hearing of Agile at all?

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