A day in the life of an Agility Enabler

Passionné par les relations humaines, l’apprentissage et la transmission de connaissance, Michaël s’est rapidement tourné vers le management d’équipe puis vers l’Agilité, où il s’est tout de suite senti à l’aise.  Le background a Michael en IT lui a clairement permis de s’adapter au mieux dans ce monde, où il a pu évoluer dans le rôle de Scrum master/Coach d’équipe, faisant progresser son savoir, savoir-faire et savoir-être à un niveau lui permettant de s’adapter à la plupart des situations et aider au mieux les équipes et les organisations

Here is episode #1 of the series of interviews now called "Agility Enablers", with the fascinating, creative, courageous strategist David Paquet.

As a content strategist David helps SMO's and NPO's structure their marketing efforts and maximise their potential. I am known for being rigorous, popularizer and very creative.

David founded Adviz in 2013 and we cumulate 100+ sucessfully delivered projects of all sorts : Strategy, Media planning, Branding, Web, Video, 2D-3D animation, Seo, Ads campaigns, Newsletter, and a lot more.

Adviz helps organisations Design, Embellish and Share their messages. We focus on B2B marketing and desire to be an extension of your marketing department.

This is the twentieth episode of the series "A day in the life of an Agility Enabler" featuring Marine Freynet.

Marine describes herself as a Former digital agile product manager (Product Owner) now converted into a scrum master. She communicates, help develop and solve, and guides without imposing. Marine encourages focus and wonder why all the time. Agile follower and Scrum convert, developing value is her motto.

This is the twenty first episode of the series "A day in the life of an Agility Enabler" featuring Josiane Lévesque.

Josiane Lévesque describes herself as a specialist leading businesses with a human-centered approach. Experienced operations executive, I managed the growth of a fast-paced digital marketing consultancy. With the vision and mission as north star, I can efficiently guide change, process design and implementation as well as leading and motivating a team of professionals by being the go-to person in complex problem-solving situations. Data-driven and productivity focused, I look at numbers constantly to ensure profitability, high-quality deliverable/products and constant improvement. All while creating and developing a balanced and positive work culture.

This is the seventeenth episode of the series "A day in the life of an Agility Enabler" featuring Christian Bisson.  

Christian's passion (or should we say: his obsession!) is improving teams, processes, and himself.

This is the eighteenth episode of the series "A day in the life of an Agility Enabler", featuring German Gold.   

German helps leaders and managers to create the best conditions for High Performing Teams. He believes that in order to build high value products faster, we need to set up the environment conditions to give people control over their work, providing opportunities for challenge and mastery, and aligning their work with a higher purpose.

This is the fifteenth episode of the series "A day in the life of an Agility Enabler" featuring Sarah Grigsby.

Driven with a passion for human development, Sarah strives to create this compassionate world everyday with my clients. Either it be building the capability within their own inner space or social engineering it within the organisation through their culture and structural design. Translating concepts and mindset into practice for a pragmatic, impactful and lasting change.  Armed with more than 200h of executive and personal coaching, 500h of team training, coaching and facilitation spread across 3 continents and over 50 teams, more than 7 years navigating as a consultant in Agile Enterprise Transformation in the financial sector and other, as well as my own journey of personal growth where Sarah leant to access and master these 3 forms of intelligence.  Sarah's holistic approach benefits leaders and teams as they gain agency and perspective in how they react to triggering events. Allowing them to choose with intention a more creative, value driven and impactful decisions adapted to their context and constraints guided by their innate intelligence.  

Sarah looks forward to journeying with people and cultivating human awesomeness!

This is the sixteenth episode of the series "A day in the life of an Agility Enabler" featuring Erik Gobeil.  

Erik believes that for an organization Agility positively interlocks, among other elements, product focus, Lean mindset, Lean tools, team cohesiveness, team self-organization, management support, enterprise wide synchronization, continuous improvement, and the well-being of each team member.

This is the nineteenth episode of the series "A day in the life of an Agility Enabler" featuring Garci Inigo.  

Garci has worked mostly in agencies throughout his entire career, and he realized early on that his calling lay in the digital sphere. He plays and coaches rugby, and one day came across a book that used terms taken from his favorite sport. Ever since he has been a fervent defender of agile values.

This is the fourteenth episode of the series "A day in the life of an Agility Enabler"" featuring Elise Retout.  

Elise describes herself as an experienced and certified digital-IT Scrum Master who has built her career on multiple cross-interests (team and project / product management, digital and traditional marketing, both on partner's and client's side) but always with an unwavering will to remain involved in the human aspects of the business. True to herself, Elise is always looking for the opportunity to help organizations grow by focusing on nurturing their talents.