I work with board level executives through to delivery teams to enable them to bring the best out of themselves and their organisation. Through honest but challenging conversations I challenge the status-quo of structure, governance and most critically culture, as shaped by leaders’ behaviours and incentives. I move the focus of transformation efforts onto valuable business outcomes rather than operational processes and the delivery of features. The aim is always to “Be better”, not to “Do agile” Agile is not just Scrum, and to fully exploit the benefits of Business Agility an organisation must look at themselves holistically. Being agile typically means centralised purpose definition, rolling budgeting and fractal governance models of empowered teams that respond to change in their strategic roadmaps frequently. There needs to be clear roles and responsibilities, with incentives tied to outcomes of real value delivery in the hands of customers. An agile organisation possesses a culture of leadership that focuses on creating the right environment for others rather than delivering cascades of instructions. Agile organisations have strong technical excellence that enables delivery to be continual and automated in its monitoring. A move to embrace business agility recognises that change is the new normal, this is not a step change to a new suite of processes, this is continuous improvement; steady but relentless. This is what I do. I am a change agent, a transformation consultant and an Agile Coach. I bring these deep cultural changes into organisations through focusing on the leadership and supporting those in operational processes. I am a catalyst to instigate the positive feedback and action cycle of continuous improvement. I am a trainer, a professional coach, and a group facilitator. I am a mentor of suitable processes and practices. I am both the honest mirror that highlights issues and the conduit to the tool box that a company can use to address them.