Agile Charm was kicked off on February 13, and as you can see by the photos, it was an amazing event. Hopefully this was the start of a wonderful annual Agile event where everyone can share in downtown Baltimore. Lot’s of wonderful speakers, some fun games, great networking and a chance to learn from others.
Darren Hoevel was the best dressed in an awesome blazer. I purchased George Dinwidie‘s new book, “Software Estimation without Guessing“. Also played and purchased the Tabi Game from April Jefferson and Brielle Maxwell.
To build and grow an agile community in charm city where we can share stories and learn from each other.
| What | Who | Theme |
| Opening Remarks | Salah Elleithy | Community |
| Thinking Together For Change – The Call For Dialogic Agile Leadership | Marsha Acker | Agile Leadership |
| You Can’t Always Get What You Want | George Dinwidie |
Lightning Talk |
| Your Agile Leadership Journey: Leading People, Managing Paradoxes | Agile Leadership | |
| Unifying Teams, Shifting Mindsets and Delighting Users Through a Marriage of UCD + Agile |
Lightning Talk |
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| Journey to Unlock Human Potential | Agile Games for Learning | |
| Using IMPROV Techniques to Plow through Roadblocks | Dan Brown | Lightning Talk (Agile Games for Learning) |
| Agile UX : the Good, the Bad and the Ugly | Lean UX / Product Management | |
| The World Needs Brave Leaders | Darren Hoevel | Lightning Talk (Agile Leadership) |
| Applying Agile and DevOps Principles to Significant Cyber-Physical Systems | DevOps | |
| An Agile Transformation at USCIS | Josh Seckel | Agile Leadership |
| Closing Remarks | Salah Elleithy | Learning Mindset |
