April Jefferson

April leads with empathy and courage while partnering with others to help unlock their full potential. Believes the path to authentic growth and change begins with invitation and a people centered approach. She favors a blended mindset of agile, lean, design thinking, open space and improvisation when engaging. April values connecting people to ownership of their needs and goals. You may find April coaching organizations, speaking at conferences, facilitating social change as a Design Action Lab partner, or mentoring youth.
Posts
Growing a Global Community for Learning and Impact “Ahas” are beautiful moments because of the learning within them. The pandemic exposed the elephant in the room here at Agil…
Posts
I am moved that Agile Alliance invested numerous hours providing space for this conversation. That members and subscribers showed up over and over from all over the world to p…
Agile Games
This is an exercise to help people understand why pair programming works; in particular why it produces better code. It has some usefulness for helping technical team members …
Agile Games
Pass on Perfection is a game suitable for creating a Minimally Viable Product or anything else you need that is minimally viable. Several people have reported on using it for …
Initiatives
Purpose The purpose of this initiative is to support and encourage Open Space Technology (OST) events in the Agile software arena. (See Open Space.) Agile Open Initiative Even…
Event Sessions
Questions are useful tools–they help open lines of communication, get information, understand others, and motivate new ideas.  We’ll play some games using different types of q…
Event Sessions
Business and tech people often speak different languages, which makes sense because they have different mindsets. While this enables them to be good at their very different jo…
Event Sessions
The processes that have grown up around “Agile” are all capable of being spread too thin, of being understood so poorly that they deliver only mediocre results at best. They c…
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