A huge thank you to Nate Amidon for presenting and hosting the last meeting at Office Evolution in Eagle. Check out the slide deck below to review!  Treasure Valley Agile Meetup_3.17.23

Huge shout out to Dean Kynaston for facilitating a great conversation on High Performing Teams and also to Blue Cross of Idaho for hosting.  The Meeting was on the lighter side and a good meeting nonetheless!  Previous Next Download the slide deck here

To kick off the New Year, James Lang facilitated a great session hosted at PetIQ in Eagle. After a short introduction, James got everyone up and participating using Liberating Structure’s 25/10 Crowd Sourcing. We had shared ideas of things we wanted to change in our organizations and shared the first step. After several rounds of

Dean gave a great presentation on using scrum for Non-IT efforts. A lot of times as practicing Agilists, we might be able to see solutions for Scrum that others might be as familiar with because of our toolset. It was equal parts insightful, creative, and personal as Dean shared as he was able to share

We had a great time listening to James give his presentation on how to scale the product owner role and agile at organizations.  His forward and quirky style outlandishly unconventional (or GONZO) approach helps to truly find a good solution and embrace it. Sometimes you just gotta “Gonzo it!” ScalingTheProductOwner < Link to his presentation slides

For our August Meetup, local ITSM Boise Leader and Trainer, Jeff Jensen presented a great case for culture needs in order to achieve High Velocity IT. See more about Boise ITSM > Here Learn more about Jeff and what services he offers > Here Download the slides > TV Agile Community Aug 2021 – High Velocity IT

Thank you to all for attending the past meetup and a big thank you to Dean Kynaston for facilitating! Here are some of the notes from this! Treasure Valley Agile Meetup 6_18_21_ActionsAndLearnings Id Description 1 Express appreciation during sprint reviews 2 Personal, hand-written notes 3 Use time in every other retros to get to do

Thanks for all that joined our meetup to the futurespective today! We enjoyed all the thoughts and ideas that emerged from thinking about what the future landscape of work would look like.  While there was a lot of speculation and reality may prove otherwise, there is value in pondering what to do next and starting

For March’s meetup we had a networking event. About 20 people showed up with various fun backgrounds for the “Most Creative Background” Contest. The leadership team chose James Lang’s New York City Sanctum from Dr. Strange as the winner and he was awarded a $10 Amazon Gift Card.  We started off with Mary and Dean