
What Does an Agile Leader Look Like?
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Combined together as a two-day class. Certified Agile Leadership—Essentials (CAL-E) and Certified Agile Leadership—Teams (CAL-T) builds strong Leaders who can use their unique strengths for the betterment of the whole Organization. It looks at ways to be engaged with your Team without micromanaging them, and how to support your Team’s growth while teaching you the skills necessary in order to become an effective Agile Leader.
Organizations
The Certified Agile Leadership—Organizations (CAL-O) class will teach you how to shift your mindset about the culture and employees in your Organization. Leading an entire Organization to become Agile is hard. CAL-O will give you the tools necessary to become a change agent and effectively use Agile to strengthen your Organization.
Leaders
If you’re ready to take your Agile Leadership journey to the next level, join a small team of cohorts on this six-month program that explores leadership in an Agile context and an Agile approach to change. Throughout the program, you will be identifying areas of personal growth and working on these with a Braintrust coach and members of your cohort.
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