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Vickie Gray |
| Vickie Gray is a Certified BootCamp Instructor, a management consultant, entrepreneur, musician and gardener. She has managed and participated in projects for at least 15 years. She is sought by clients for her integrity, passion and practical approach to business. | |
| Url: http://www.linkedin.com/in/vgray Blog/Rss: | |
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Paul Reeves |
| Paul Reeves is a Certified BootCamp Instructor, a management consultant, entrepreneur, pilot, and sailor. From a background in Computer Science, Paul has held a wide variety of positions within companies such as Xerox Canada, The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Pink Elephant, as well as managing his own consulting company assisting all types and sizes of businesses across North America. When he is not hugging his partner, Vickie, he might be reading, flying, biking, walking the dogs, or talking to one of his four children. Occasionally he practices his bagpipes to the amusement of the neighbours. | |
| Url: http://www.impsol.biz/ Blog/Rss: | |
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Sylvia Taylor |
| Sylvia Taylor's rich international background has crossed both oceans and industries. Her varied experiences, as a founder of several businesses, a senior marketing manager for a leading software Fortune 500 company, and leadership development consultant, have forged her identity as a seasoned strategist and accomplished risk taker. Her clients know she walks her talk as she invites them to take the crucial risks necessary to become inspiring leaders, building ultra-high-performance teams and reaching for sustainable success. Sylvia has a Master's Degree in Organizational Management from Fielding Graduate University, is a certified BootCamp(TM) facilitator and world traveler. Her career led her to work in Italy and the U.K., serving clients throughout Europe. As a professional leadership development coach, workshop facilitator and published photographer, Sylvia currently lives in rainy Seattle with her Beagle-terrier mix Ruby, as she builds her master plan to retire to a seaside cottage in Italy. | |
| Url: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/1/307/752 Blog/Rss: | |
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Rachel Davies |
| Rachel specializes in coaching teams in agile software development. She has experience in managing teams, requirements analysis and programming in several languages. Rachel is a presenter at and organizer of industry conferences and chair of the Agile Alliance. | |
| Url: http://www.agilexp.com/ Blog/Rss: http://twelve71.typepad.com/rachel/atom.xml | |
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Emmanuel Gaillot |
| Emmanuel Gaillot is a software engineer and an experienced designer for theatre and dance. He has adapted XP practices and principles to the theatrical production process, and he currently works on instilling theatre practices back into the field of software making. Emmanuel's areas of expertise and interests include self-organizing teams, software making and Extreme Programming. He is involved in the conduct of a Coder's Dojo Experiment in Paris, France, where he also works for Octo Technology as an IT consultant and XP coach. | |
| Url: http://emmanuelgaillot.blogspot.com/ Blog/Rss: http://emmanuelgaillot.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default | |
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Ignace Hanoulle |
| Started as Civil engineer in IT in 1976. Now working as psychologist with strong interest in system thinking. Advanced training in leading groups. 20 years experience as counselare of experienced based groups. | |
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Yves Hanoulle |
| Yves Hanoulle started working in IT in 1994. He started as software support which he sees as the best way to customer driven programming. After a few years working as a programmer, he started to follow a 1 year course on leading groups. IT is more then anything else working with people. A skills that can never be learned enough. That is also the reason why one of two books Yves reads every month, has nothing to do with IT, but with personal skills. Yves worked 5 years as Microsoft Certified trainer. Yves is a Certified Core Coach by McCarthy Technologies. Yves spends 20% of his revenu on training and books. He started a 4 year gestalt training to optimize his coaching skills. Yves works as an agile project coach optimizing teams. Yves started PairCoaching.net because he believes that 2 trainers always outperform 1 trainer, no matter how good they are. Our Leadership workshops show this also works with people that never met eachother. | |
| Url: http://www.linkedin.com/in/YvesHanoulle Blog/Rss: http://feeds.feedburner.com/PairCoaching | |
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Jim McCarthy |
| Jim McCarthy began his career as a software guy 30 years ago. Over the years, he has synthesized what he learned from his software and corporate experience and applied it to solving the riddles of team dynamics. He has had responsibilities in development, testing, marketing, program management, user education and general management. Leading software development teams at Bell Labs, The Whitewater Group, and Microsoft Corporation. Since 1996, Jim has devoted himself to researching groups and how they create products and organizations. Jim uses a teamwork lab (McCarthy BootCamp, a product development simulation) and in situ research at corporations large and small, worldwide. Jim wrote “Dynamics of Software Development” in 1995, (about which Ron Jeffries, www.xpprogramming.com, said: “Jim was extreme before extreme was cool.”) Microsoft has released the 2006 edition of Dynamics. With his wife, Michele McCarthy, Jim has created the Core Protocols (now available in version 3.0), a collection of interpersonal protocols that support results-oriented behavior, the efficient aggregation of individual qualities into a greater whole, and the development and realization of shared visions. Together, they authored “Software for Your Head,” 2002, Addison-Wesley and host a podcast show on team and other business issues. He can be reached at jim@mccarthy.net, | |
| Url: http://www.themccarthyshow.com/ Blog/Rss: http://www.mccarthyshow.com/DesktopModules/Podcaster/podcast.aspx?moduleid=802 | |
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Michele Mccarthy |
| Michele McCarthy graduated from Harvey Mudd College with a Master’s in engineering. She then worked at Microsoft as a program manager on five projects, establishing a reputation for shipping on time. Jim McCarthy met Michele and encouraged her to move to the Visual C++ group where she began innovating in the area of team dynamics. While at Microsoft, Michele reached many of the insights that led her and Jim to leave Microsoft and go into business as McCarthy Technologies. She is responsible for the development of many of the team formation concepts McCarthy Technologies practices and teaches today. More recently, Michele co-wrote “Software For Your Head,” and the 2006 edition of “Dynamics of Software Development.” Michele has brought her team efficiency skills to bear on the McCarthy BootCamps and the subsequent development of The Core Protocols. She is currently the primary instructor at McCarthy BootCamps around the world and co-hosts The McCarthy Show podcast with Jim. Her passion is transforming groups of executives into true teams and advising high potential leaders. | |
| Url: http://www.themccarthyshow.com/ Blog/Rss: http://www.mccarthyshow.com/DesktopModules/Podcaster/podcast.aspx?moduleid=802 | |
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Johan Peeters |
| has served large organizations as well as small ones and has experience in a wide range of industries: telecommunications, automotive, consumer electronics, financial, media and health care. His assignments have focused on various phases in the software development life cycle from product definition to acceptance testing. | |
| Url: http://www.johanpeeters.com/ Blog/Rss: http://www.artima.com/weblogs/feeds/bloggers/yo.rss | |
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Vera Peeters |
| Vera Peeters has more than 15 years experience in developing software systems, especially object-oriented development in all kinds of high-technological environments. She has been practicing agile ways of working since 1999. Vera has presented workshops at several conferences: XP200X, XPUniverse, OT200X, XPDays (Benelux, Londen, Germany). She is a co-organizer of the XPDay Benelux. In 2001, she founded the Belgian XP User Group together with Pascal Van Cauwenberghe. | |
| Url: http://www.tryx.com Blog/Rss: | |
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Pascal Van Cauwenberghe |
| Mostly interested in roots and fundamentals of agile methods: Lean Thinking, Theory of Constraints, Systems Thinking (project) management, estimating, planning working with/as customers, requirements, stories programming in agile languages (Smalltalk, Lisp, Forth, Ruby), agile databases | |
| Url: http://www.nayima.be Blog/Rss: http://blog.nayima.be/feed/ | |
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Hans Vandenbogaerde |
| Independent IT trainer, consultant and project manager with almost 20 years of diverse IT experience. Fast learner and inspiring teacher/coach. Particularly interested in helping businesses select and leverage open source software. MBTI personality type: ENTP Specialties: Linux, Apache Web Server, MySQL, PHP, Ajax, Web 2.0, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, OOAD, UML, Java Web Technology, Project Management and IT-architecture | |
| Url: http://www.green10.com/ Blog/Rss: | |
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Bernard Vander Beken |
| is a software developer interested in agile software development using Microsoft technologies. He works for Deceuninck. Bernard started the Agile .NET discussion list. He presented sessions at every XP Day Benelux edition and several regional .NET user group meetings, on topics ranging from Test-Driven Development to Getting Things Done. | |
| Url: http://jawn.net Blog/Rss: | |
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Matteo Vaccari |
| Matteo Vaccari graduated in Information Sciences in Milano in 1990, with a thesis about an interactive application for data analysis and curve fitting for the Macintosh. In 1998 he obtained a Ph.D. in Informatics from the University of Milano, with a thesis about the formal derivation of circuits from mathematical specifications. Since 1999 he taught Operating Systems and Web Applications at the University of Insubria in Varese. Since 1998 he worked as a developer and consultant for consulting firms in the Milano area. He worked for diverse industries, from financial to steel manufacturing, to mobile devices. Matteo started coaching teams in Agile practices in mid 2005; he is currently coaching a team in Sourcesense . He is one of the organizers of the European Summer School on Agile Programming that is held annually in Varese, Italy since 2006. He is an active member of the Agile community, both in the local Milano XP User Group and internationally: in 2007 he presented a session with Federico Gobbo at the XP Day in Benelux | |
| Url: http://matteo.vaccari.name/blog Blog/Rss: http://matteo.vaccari.name/blog/?feed=rss2 | |
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Rachel Rutherford |
| Url: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/3/3a1/6 Blog/Rss: | |
