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Nigel Baker works as a independent Agile consultant and Certified Scrum Trainer via his company, AgileBear Ltd. Nigel is working with a range of companies across the IT sector and beyond, helping them use Scrum to achieve their Project, Product and organisational needs.

Nigel Baker was one of the leading Agile consultant and coaches working with BT - The largest telecommunications company in the UK. (BT is currently undergoing one of the largest Agile enterprise transformations in the world.) He has a BSc (Hons) from the University of Bristol in Computer Science. 

His thirteen year background in the IT industry includes roles as a Software Engineer, Project Manager and Scrum Master within tactical (RAD), waterfall and Agile project teams. Nigel has spent five years as an Agile consultant travelling the UK, Europe and the United States, acting as mentor, coach, trainer and change agent across BT's diverse sectors, combining this with external IT client and supplier work. Since 2007, Nigel has been travelling across the world using this experience to help mentor other companies through their Agile transformations. Clients range from small design houses to the largest media and telecommunication companies in the world.

 

Nigel's particular interests are in using Scrum in distributed teams at an Enterprise scale. Nigel recently has been working in the media and NGO sectors using Scrum in non IT environments.

 

Feel free to send Nigel a mail for more details.

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Upcoming Courses by Nigel

Course Title Date Range City
Certified ScrumMaster 23-24 Feb 2010 Dublin
Certified ScrumMaster 8-9 Mar 2010 Kracow
Certified ScrumMaster 18-19 Mar 2010 Warsaw
Certified ScrumMaster 8-9 Apr 2010 London
Certified ScrumMaster 19-20 May 2010 London
Certified ScrumMaster 1-2 Jun 2010 Bratislava
Certified ScrumMaster 7-8 Jul 2010 London
Certified ScrumMaster 29-30 Sep 2010 London
Certified ScrumMaster 24-25 Nov 2010 London

Recent Articles by Nigel

The Blue Peter Problem: How to overcome the perception that agile artifacts are unprofessional 02 Jul 07

Tools that are simple have a tendency to come across as childish and simplistic. Here are some ways to combat that perception (at least until the tools are better understood).

Recent Comments by Nigel

On The Hills Are Alive with the Sound of Scrum
Nice! Anything that helps explain a complex concept in a simple example is a useful tool for any Agile Coach.

 

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