Emerging Leadership - DevOps Days Dallas 2016

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Leadership development is about helping others to grow. As leaders, how are we creating opportunities for other leaders to emerge and allowing them to grow? In our journeys, we’ve gone from feeling “no one is stepping up” to recognizing that today’s leaders show up in a different way if you expand your view to see them. It’s rare to find someone like yourself to handle certain responsibilities, and being open to new ideas and new practices can pave the way for more leaders to emerge. Regardless of title or role, teams and groups can evolve from “leadership from a few” to becoming “leaderful.”

Leadership & Management

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Allison Pollard
Zach Cannon

 Agile coach and consultant
 Helps people discover and develop their agile
instincts
 DFW Scrum user group leader and Dallas Agile
Leadership Network member
 Glasses wearer
Allison Pollard

 Software consultant
 Helps others define and achieve their goals
 Autonomy leads to creativity
 A fan of good conversation
Zach Cannon

Emerging Leadership
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Allison Pollard
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Zach Cannon
Zachary.Cannon@improving.com

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