MASTERCLASS | Using Agile Ceremonies in Your Day-to-Day Work
4 Jun @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm BST
About this masterclass
Agile is more than a delivery method. It is a mindset that helps individuals and teams respond to change, collaborate effectively, and continuously improve. While it is often linked to IT and software development, Agile principles can be applied in any environment where people are working together to deliver outcomes.
In this interactive masterclass, Helen and Emma will bring key Agile ceremonies to life and explore how they can be used in everyday work. Through practical examples and discussion, you will see how simple, structured routines can improve focus, communication, and delivery, helping you strengthen your project management approach and deliver greater value.
What will you learn?
What Agile really means and why it is a mindset as well as a method
An introduction to key Agile ceremonies such as stand-ups, retrospectives, and planning
How these ceremonies work in practice and the value they create
How to adapt Agile practices beyond IT or software environments
Using short feedback loops to improve collaboration and outcomes
Practical ways to introduce Agile ways of working into your day-to-day role
Who should attend?
This session is designed for project professionals, PMO teams, and anyone involved in delivering work with others. Whether you already use Agile or are just curious about it, this masterclass will give you practical ideas you can apply immediately to improve how you and your team work.
What to expect at our masterclass?
Join in the conversation: Engage with our experts and get your questions answered, share your own stories or simply sit back and listen.
Follow-Up Resources: Receive a comprehensive article summarising key insights from the webinar.
Meet the Presenters
Emma Arnaz-Pemberton
Emma is the Director of Consulting Services at Wellingtone. A Fellow of the Association for Project Management, a member of PMI UK and Spain Chapters, and an Axelos P3M3 Assessor, Emma is a PMO, Project, Programme and Portfolio specialist with extensive experience in the change management industry and a particular focus on collaboration, reminding us that we should be human first and change champions second.
She is extensively involved with several organisations, notably the Association for Project Management, Project Management Institute, Project Management Without Borders, International Project Management Association, Project Managers Against Poverty, and PM4Change.
Helen Digger
Helen Digger has 20 years’ experience of managing projects and programmes in dynamic environments. She brings the practical experience of applying training to real life scenarios, creating bespoke learning for project and programme managers at all levels, from those just starting out to those with years of experience. Helen is passionate about project management and is accredited in APM, PRINCE2, MSP, MoR, Change Management, AgilePM and Lean Six Sigma as well as being a TAP Certified L&D Practitioner, Mentor and Volunteer for the APM.
