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Simon Powers is the CEO and founder of Adventures with Agile, the training and coaching company and global community of practice for agile and organisational change.

Simon is a world class systemic coach, leadership coach and mentor, facilitator and trainer.

He is also a trainer therapy practitioner in Internal Family Systems.

Over the last two decades Simon has worked with leaders to improve their organisations, meet their objectives, and create a productive and happy work environment. He has worked in many industries including banking, financial services, retail, manufacturing, charity, oil and gas, and public sector.

Based on his extensive experience, Simon has created a program of certified training classes that have been extremely effectiv ...more

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Change: A practitioner's guide to Enterprise Agile Coaching

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“1992—Sir John Whitmore published what is considered to be one of the founding texts of the coaching industry, Coaching for Performance[6]. I strongly recommend anyone who is a coach or intends to be, to read this book. 1995—The first professional association body to provide coaching standards was founded, the (ICF) International Coach Federation[7].”
― Simon Powers, Change: A practitioner's guide to Enterprise Agile Coaching

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“Experiments in the complex problem domain are the changes you make. They are not to learn about the system from a third-party perspective or from some sense of meta about the organisation. The experiment is the actual change you make towards the system being in balance with its changing environment.”
― Simon Powers, Change: A practitioner's guide to Enterprise Agile Coaching

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