An outside professional that can help you break down the walls
TJay has a real knack for working with people, both individually and in group settings, to help them communicate and surface issues in a productive way.
– Bryan F.
How I got started on this path
My journey into the Agile world began with a passion for fostering collaboration and enhancing team performance. With a background in managing complex certification programs and a knack for streamlining processes, I found my stride as a Scrum Master at various non-profit and public organizations supporting Fortune 500 companies. These experiences honed my skills in conflict resolution, project management, team leadership, strategic planning, and ultimately laid a solid foundation for my Agile career.
From orchestrating Program Increment Planning sessions and creating advanced Jira dashboards to pioneering coaching clinics and leveraging cutting-edge tools like ChatGPT, I’ve empowered teams across the globe to achieve their best. I am dedicated to helping organizations elevate their Agile practices, driving innovation, and achieving sustainable success.
Did you see me speak at a conference or on The Agile Network?
Below are some links that I may have referenced.
- The Agile Network
- Live and recorded sessions on AI, Imposter Syndrome, Getting Hired with AI, Prompt Engineering, etc
- Articles on AI prompts for resume help and practicing an interview
- Miro Templates that covers:
- Imposter Syndrome activities for both teams and Scrum Master Communities of Practice
- Tuckman’s Phases of Team Development
- Lean Coffee
- Lucid Template for Imposter Syndrome
Speaking of…speaking at conferences. Below is where you may have seen me and the session I presented.
- Agile 2025 – “Hidden Voices, Unseen Barriers: Using All Voices to Navigate Change Successfully”
- PMI Symposium 2025 – “Blind Spots and Breakthroughs: How Vulnerable Teams Drive Innovation”
- Agile 2024 – “Imposter No More: A Playbook for Agile Confidence”
- Mile Hi Agile 2024 – “You Have Spinach in Your Teeth…and Other Feedback Opportunities that Fuel Your Professional Growth”
Session Feedback
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