Alun Davies-Baker - Management 3.0 Facilitator in United Kingdom

HELLO, my name is Alun Davies-Baker

Lives in Ealing, London, United Kingdom
Speaks English
Holds events in United Kingdom, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Poland, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Netherlands, Greece and United States of America
Works for Altogether Agile
Years as a Facilitator: 2
Number of events held: 10

Past Attendee Ratings

9.2 / 10.0 Public events (Based on 36 evaluations)
Last 12 months: 9.7 / 10.0 (Based on 6 evaluations)

9.7 / 10.0 Private events (Based on 9 evaluations)

Past Attendee Feedback

Adaptivity, knowledge.
Guy Muya (Telenet Giants Antwerp )
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Alun is a fantastic trainer. - Day 1 started with an EXCELLENT icebreaker. We had personal maps prepared ahead of the course, and we took it in turns to present our maps. The provided a very good basis to consolidate the team upon. - He applied a variety of efficient teaching techniques. - He utilised visual guides (Mural) effectively. - He allowed enough time for participants to ask clarification questions at regular intervals, to ensure that we followed him clearly. - He created safe space for participants to discuss and collaborate in breakout rooms. - He use the training material effectively, and his method made all the topics fall in place seamlessly. - He did not put any participant under pressure. The atmosphere was very friendly and very conducive to learning. - One of the final topics was on celebration, and the use of the Celebration Grid made the subject even more impacting. - Alun used Martie the Monster very well to support the teaching and achieving of Learning Outcomes.
Olufemi Odelusi (Brunswick Consultancy Ltd.)
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Engaging, Entertaing, willing to answer questions, just gerally very helpful and knowledgeable
Diviesh Morjaria (The IT Business Ltd)
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He was calm and prepared for the sessions. His delivery was thoughtful and engaging, allowing for some discussion, which led to really useful insights and experiences. Delivery of the materials had an excellent flow.
Justyn Waterman (Self Employed)
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Ability to involve paticipants in the class discussions and relate it to the training. The practical sessions have left a lasting impression and a clear understanding of how to navigate teams using these skills and tools.
Agboola Ogundeyin (Jobtrolley LTD)
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Open to discuss topics. Give the opportunity to discuss topics in the group. Sharing his point of view based on his experience in different roles.
Petr Hirš (O2 Czech Republic Dataclair)
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He was good at presenting the material and used personal stories for illustrating individual aspects. He also sent around links to additional resources.
Christian Schiller
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friendly, very personable, clear in speech, kept everyone engaged, gave real examples to tie in topics.
Syema Ahmad
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Great experience with full of real life examples Sharif. Vert friendly atmosphere.
Xavier Collette
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Took time to expand on topics to ensure questions were answered
Simon Taylor
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Engaging and encouraging discussions
Sofie Gustavsson
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He was kind and calm and I liked that he had real life examples for different topics.
Kati Kataja
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great at including everyone in the conversation. likeable. down to earth. good listener
Adrian Stopp (Avinode AB)
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Openness, transparency, balance between theory and practice
Maria Tovpinets (Agilix)
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excellent interpersonal skills and engaging personality
Tage Krarup (KPI OceanConnect)
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god balance between theory and role play
Marc Lalo
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Very inclusive, good prompts for great conversations
Leo Castillo (Management Strategies Inc)
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Good understanding of the material and able to share his own life experiences
Michelle Strong
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Friendly, relatable, not rigid.
Amy Lane
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Patient; loads of room and space for questions; honest
Anita Kalmane (Just Eat Takeaway)
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Friendly, open, relaxed, experienced, interested.
Marcus Lundberg (Uppsala University)
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Inclusive and responsive. Able to adapt content to the needs of the participants.
Niclas Jareborg (National Bioinformatics Infrastructure Sweden)
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Knowledgeable and experienced in the subject. Created a friendly atmosphere for the workshop, encouraging much involvement by participants.
Pär Engström (National Bioinformatics Infrastructure Sweden)
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inspiring, engaging, interested in the situation of the participants
Thomas Svensson (Science for Life Laboratory)
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Ability to adjust topic details to the group interest and questions. provoking for discussions, experience exchange. Keeping good pace without creating a time pressure
Piotr Godlewski
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great knowledge and ways of managing the virtual meeting!
Barbara Brzewska (Nordea)
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Alun was patient, without going too slowly for the group.
Val Cox (Agile Business Consortium)
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The trainier did accomodate different views and experiences, left time for exchange and worked always towards the goal of a highly qualitative training
Sahnaz Dilek-Balaban (Eon Digitial Technology)
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Very fluent and insightful
Matthias Kerstner
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Very engaging and informal
Jason Wright (Agilosophy Ltd)
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Very open, knowledgable, well-prepared
Tanya Stamova
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Good remote moderation and preparation. Material was very well presented.
Matthias Ludwig (MBition GmbH)
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Alun was really good at explaining the different principles and relating them to real life stories. I also really liked the flow of the workshop with presentation and group work, it was very well timed, so I didn\'t feel too tired at any point. And honestly it felt like time just flew by - and that only happens when it\'s good :)
Line Jensen
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Alun brings so much to the table, it\'s hard to pinpoint specifics. He is clearly a wonderful presenter/facilitator, highly experienced, very thoughtful, and completely capable of relating Mgmt 3.0 ideas to the real world. I couldn\'t wait for the next day\'s class to begin and was so sad on the final day (4/4) that I wouldn\'t be collaborating with Alun and the other tremendously talented and interesting classmates who had co-created this wonderful experience!!
Lisa Dwyer
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Alun was very informative as well as entertaining. He made the course fun and engaging.
Paul Tallman
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Short Bio

Alun is the owner at Altogether Agile.

Prior to launching my agile training company, I spent over twenty years in senior managerial and consulting roles across global and UK-based organisations. I have worked as an Agile Project Manager at the Agile Business Consortium (ABC). I’m currently an ABC Assessor, interviewing candidates applying for professional membership. I have also authored some of the AgileBA modules as well as being a part-time visiting lecturer at the University of Westminster.

Having trained over 1500 people, I am committed to providing agile training and professional and agile coaching services. I believe in the power of agile coaching to cultivate resilient teams and organisations, and I am deeply passionate about helping my clients achieve their goals.

I am an Agile Business Consortium Level-4 specialist in agile training, an Advanced Certified Scrum Master (A-CSM), and a Management 3.0 Licensed Facilitator. I have also previously as a Certified SAFe 5 Scrum Master and SAFe 5 Agilist.

Please, see the available courses here and the schedule here

Alun has contributed to the Management 3.0 Blog

The PDCA model explained

June 24, 2021

The PDCA is an iterative and incremental practice for controlling and continuously improving processes and products. It is a way of finding out how wrong we are and learning from that knowledge. The PDCA model explained.

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