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EPISODE · Feb 12, 2025 · 52 MIN

30 Years Of Agile Experience Unlocked: Matt Stephenson

from The Everyday Agile Podcast · host Everyday Agile Ltd

Welcome to the Everyday Agile Podcast.Matt Stephenson is this week's guest. Matt is a senior technology leader, who specialises in helping businesses and business leaders unlock their full potential by shaping strategic clarity and operational effectiveness.▶︎ Matt's Socials and donation links. https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattstephenson71/▶︎Donation Links: https://www.hancsupport.com/get-involved/donatehttps://clatterbridgecharity.org/make-a-donation/https://donation.macmillan.org.uk/The Everyday Agile Podcast brings you interviews with Agile, Product, business and tech folk that will leave you with actionable and relevant advice. ▶︎ Watch the podcast on:https://youtube.com/@everydayagile▶︎ About Everyday AgileWe might be little, but we’ve got great, big ideas – and lots of them.Transformative ideas that can make a massive difference to your business, your team and how things run. Revolutionary ideas that give our clients the tools they need to nail the basics, create problem-solving products and smash strategy out of the park. Metamorphic ideas that – okay, you get the point.https://everydayagile.co.uk/

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