Conversational Dojo Kit

Douglas Squirrel has over 40 years of experience in software development. He is an Executive Coach and consulting Chief Technology Office (CTO) in London, making use of his extensive experience growing teams and advising startup founders and senior managers. His previous roles included founding CTO at TIM Group and VP Engineering at the e-commerce startup Secretsales. He has consulted with a wide variety of London startups including Geckoboard, Lostmy.name, DueDil, Kano, and MarketInvoice. He lives in the United Kingdom with his wife.

Talks by Douglas

34 min

Making Change Painfully with Conversational Dojos

Las Vegas 2020

30 min

Dump The Ceremonies, Build Trust Instead

London 2020

31 min

Conversational Transformation

Las Vegas 2019

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Jeffrey Fredrick is an internationally recognized expert in software development and has over twenty-five years’ experience covering both sides of the business/technology divide. An early adopter of XP and Agile practices, Jeffrey has been a conference speaker in the US, Europe, India and Japan. Through his work on the pioneering open-source project CruiseControl, and through his role as co-organiser of the Continuous Integration and Testing Conference (CITCON), he has had a global impact on software development. Jeffrey’s Silicon Valley experience includes roles as Vice President of Product Management, Vice President of Engineering, and Chief Evangelist. He has also worked as an independent consultant on topics including corporate strategy, product management, marketing, and interaction design. Jeffrey is the coauthor of Agile Conversations . He is currently Vice PResident of Engineering at ION Analytics. He also runs the London Organisational Learning Meetup and is a CTO mentor through CTO Craft.

Talks by Jeffrey

34 min

Making Change Painfully with Conversational Dojos

Las Vegas 2020

30 min

Dump The Ceremonies, Build Trust Instead

London 2020

31 min

Conversational Transformation

Las Vegas 2019

Everything by Jeffrey Fredrick →