Profile: Gabrielle P. Benefield
Gabrielle Benefield is a Certified Scrum Trainer offering courses in the United States, Europe, Australia and New Zealand through Kanjeo. Gabrielle was Senior Director of Agile Development at Yahoo! leading Yahoo!’s large-scale corporate adoption of Scrum, which now encompasses more than 200 teams projects and over 1500 employees in the US, India, Europe, and Asia. She is co-author of The Scrum Primer (www.scrumprimer.com).
Gabrielle holds a Masters of Digital Design from the University of Western Sydney, Australia and has over 16 years building enterprise software and web products at global companies. Gabrielle is a regular conference speaker presenting papers and talks on Enterprise Agile and Agile User Experience and Design.
Gabrielle provides training to a number of companies around the world and is currently based in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Upcoming Courses by Gabrielle
| Course Title | Date Range | City |
|---|---|---|
| Certified ScrumMaster | 22-23 May 2008 | San Francisco |
| Certified Scrum Product Owner | 2-3 Jun 2008 | Sydney |
| Certified ScrumMaster | 5-6 Jun 2008 | Christchurch |
| Certified ScrumMaster | 12-13 Jun 2008 | San Francisco |
| Certified ScrumMaster | 10-11 Jul 2008 | San Francisco |
| Certified ScrumMaster | 24-25 Jul 2008 | Mountain View |
| Certified ScrumMaster | 14-15 Aug 2008 | San Francisco |
| Certified ScrumMaster | 21-22 Aug 2008 | Auckland |
| Certified ScrumMaster | 25-26 Aug 2008 | Melbourne |
| Certified ScrumMaster | 28-29 Aug 2008 | Brisbane |
| Certified ScrumMaster | 1-2 Sep 2008 | Sydney |
| Certified ScrumMaster | 8-9 Sep 2008 | Mountain View |
| Certified ScrumMaster | 9-10 Oct 2008 | San Francisco |
| Certified ScrumMaster | 6-7 Nov 2008 | Mountain View |
| Certified ScrumMaster | 10-11 Nov 2008 | Las Vegas |
Recent Comments by Gabrielle
- On Daily Standup Withdrawal in Scrum Teams
- Thanks for the insights Stacia. I also am a big proponent of standing up. Partly as not all teams have the luxury of a sit down space together, mainly though as I think there is benefit to getting up from the normal surroundings and interacting. S...






