About AGILEEE – history, goals, success
Demographics
Organizers
Testimonials
People about Agileee 2010
Speakers of 2012
Speakers of 2011
Speakers of 2010
Speakers of 2009
AGILEEE
“Agileee” stands for Agile Eastern Europe and is an annual and by fact the largest and most well-known Agile conference in the Eastern European.
The first Agileee was held in September 2009. Its success was then exceeded by next Agileee held in October 2010, in September 2011 and in October 2012. All the conferences were held in Kyiv (a.k.a. Kiev), Ukraine, which is nicely placed and easily reached to be a hub for Eastern European agilists.
Goals
This event is to bring the regional Agile movement onto the next level by integrating goals and directions of the local communities.
Also it is to integrate the regional Eastern European movement with the World-wide Agile movement by expanding the horizons and by adding new fresh pieces to the multi-cultural mosaic. About a half of conference speakers are well-known industry professionals from U.S, Canada and Western Europe.
Repetitive Success of Agileee
And yes, we’ve been quite successful. More than 1450 international guests visited our event since 2009 and listened to 104 speakers from all over the world.
Demographics
Interested to know who the attendees of Agileee 2010 were?
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Organizers
Agile Eastern Europe is a brand being developed by SCRUMguides company.
SCRUMguides is coaching and training company based in Ukraine and operating in the region of the Eastern Europe.
SCRUMguides is running by Alexey Krivitsky (on the left) and Nataliya Trenina (on the right).
They both are team coaches and Agile believers.
Testimonials
“During the two-day workshop that we were doing with Tom before the conference it felt like the conference was already underway. There were so many people with interesting stories to tell. But once the conference actually got underway, I was amazed. The striking venue, the array of excellent speakers, and several hundred of attendees all merged into a top notch conference. As we headed back to the airport we agreed – this had been one of the more memorable conferences we have attended. I highly recommend it to all.” |
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Mary Poppendieck www.poppendieck.com |
“I can’t give a testimonial for #agileee until after November 15, but the short version: it’s the best agile conference in the world. Period. I haven’t enjoyed a conference as much as #agileee since the early days of XPUniverse.” |
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J.B. Rainsberger www.jbrains.ca |
“The Agile Eastern Europe conference is one of the best organized conferences I have had the pleasure of attending. Alexey and his team do a great job of making sure that both speakers and attendees feel welcome, and that they have a great time while connecting and learning. Agile EE is without a doubt the leading conference for Agilists in Eastern Europe.” | |
Jurgen Appelo www.jurgenappelo.com |
“The Agile Eastern Europe conference offers attendees the benefits one would expect from much larger conferences in the west, while maintaining a distinctly Eastern European feeling. I highly recommend this conference to anyone wishing to improve their knowledge, social network, and motivation to continue learning and improving. The Agile Eastern Europe conference is the largest and best organized conference in the region and provides the best opportunities to share, learn, discuss, enjoy and grow your professional social network.” |
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Robin Dymond www.innovel.net |
“Agileee was fun!I met lots of interesting & enthusiastic people from lots of different countries. The organizers did a great job putting it all together, with cool details such as a string quartet playing during the opening of the conference ” | |
Henrik Kniberg www.crisp.se/henrik.kniberg |
“My first time at AgileEE and I was impressed by the energy levels and enthusiasm from both the attendees and the organizers. People were really passionate and looking for solutions. I hope I’ll be able to come again before too long.” |
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Allan Kelly www.allankelly.net |
“Somewhere in 2009 Alexey Krivitsky asked me to come to Kiev and talk at his conference Agileee. I am a big supporter of new initiatives to spread agile. When I was at the conference, I was amazed at what Alexey and his team had accomplished. From the very first edition of this conference, they have put the bar very high. I have participated at lots of conferences in 2009, this was the second best. It’s amazing how they achieved to outperform some conferences that have been around for a few years. Interesting content, speakers from all around the world, a nice environment, a lively panel discussion, active participants (a mini open-space event emerged. When Alexey asked me back for the 2010 edition, I did not hesitate one moment. For personal life balance I was partly at the conference and I regret it a lot. So much, that for the 2011 edition, I have already blocked the possibles dates on my calendar.” |
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Yves Hanoulle |
“”As a participant – the conversations with practitioners and the top-notch presentations are some of the best that I’ve experienced in international conferences. As a sponsor – Agileee gives us exposure to the right public and potentially with high impact. As a speaker – Agileee combines a thriving community with top-notch speakers and makes my presence very fruitful in terms of ideas generated and quality feedback to the work I develop during the year. Agileee is a must in my calendar!” |
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Vasco Duarte softwaredevelopmenttoday.blogspot.com |
“I was on Agileee 2010 for the first time and I must say I’m impressed. If you look for an agile event in this part of the world this one should be definitely on the top of your list. Organizers did good job not only attracting big names, like Mary Poppendieck and Henrik Kniberg but also finding less-known speakers who delivered great presentations. However these aren’t presentations but networking which is the biggest value of conferences. And in terms of networking Agileee 2010 worked very well – probably the single session which I learned most at was evening banquet. There were minor glitches of course but if you ask for a final recommendation I’m going to be in Kiev next year.”
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Pawel Brodzinski blog.brodzinski.com |
“Agileee is a really special event in this part of Europe. It’s a time filled with listening to great talks, meeting interesting people and continuous learning. It’s also great to be a speaker there. You can be sure your knowledge and time will be appreciated and you’ll be taken care of. It was great to be there again!” |
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Pawel Lipinski Software architect. Consultant of enterprise software |
“AgileEE was one of the highlights of 2010 for me: a very fertile combination of local and international speakers, eager-to-learn local agilists from all over Eastern Europe, a dedicated and fun-loving organizing committee, heated discussions on outsourcing & scaling Agile, scrumptious food and groovy music… Just the right size to guarantee lots of high quality presentations and workshops to choose from, but focused and not over-commercialised. Definitely worth the trip count me in next year!” |
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Francois Bachmann |
People about Agileee 2010
We’ve collected reports from the conference attendees, have a look >>>
Speakers of 2012
Alistair Cockburn | Henrik Kniberg |
Andrea Provaglio | Nick Oostvogels |
Francois Bachmann | Steve Keil |
Wiktor Żołnowski | Alexey Krivitsky |
Piotr Zolnierek | Robin Dymond |
Nataliya Trenina | Nathaniel Cadwell |
Mads Troels Hansen | Mikalai Alimenkou |
Zuzana Sochova | Jutta Eckstein |
Michael Spayd | Lyssa Adkins |
Sergey Berezhnoy | Anna Obukhova |
Dmytro Mindra | Piotr Burdylo |
Gil Zilberfeld | Anthony Marchenko |
Andrey Bibichev | Timofey Yevgrashyn |
Speakers of 2011
Alistair Cockburn | Elisabeth Hendrickson |
Jurgen Appelo | J.B. Rainsberger |
Francois Bachmann | Gojko Adzic |
Vasco Duarte | Sven Roepstorff |
Piotr Zolnierek | Barry O’Reilly |
Andrea Provaglio | Henrik Berglund |
Nathaniel Cadwell | Tomasz de Jastrzebiec Wykowski |
Christophe Debou | Danny (Danko) Kovatch |
Petra Skapa | Melanie Koenig |
Robert Wiechmann | Damon Poole |
Lasse Koskela | Timofey Yevgrashyn |
Alexey Krivitsky | Kirill Klimov |
Max Gaponov | Nikita Filippov |
Askhat Urazbaev | Antonio Terreno |
Dmytro Mindra | Dima Malenko |
Alexander Lutsaevsky | Felix Ruessel |
Robin Dymond |
Speakers of 2010
Mary Poppendieck | J.B. Rainsberger |
Jurgen Appelo | Francois Bachmann |
Henrik Kniberg | Mack Adams |
Danko Kovatch | Robin Dymond |
Marc Loeffler | Yves Hanoulle |
Paul Klipp | Monika Konieczny |
Anda Abramovici | Andrea Heck |
Vasco Duarte | Tibor Vida |
Gwyn Morfey | Allan Kelly |
Laurie Young | Dr. Johannes Mainusch |
Sergey Dmitriev | Piotr Zolnierek |
Sergey Andrzeevski | Andrea Provaglio |
Pawel Lipinski | Pavel Gabriel |
Artem Serdyuk | Mikalai Alimenkau |
Aleksey Solntsev | Timofey Yevgrashyn |
Wojciech Seliga | Pawel Brodzinski |
Nikita Filippov | Dmitry Leader |
Matvey Maslov |
Speakers of 2009
Robin Dymond | Jurgen De Smet |
Jutta Eckstein | Janet Gregory |
Jurgen Appelo | J.B. Rainsberger |
David Hussman | Vasco Duarte |
Mads Troels Hansen | Yves Hanoulle |
Dmitri Baeli | PaweЕ‚ LipiЕ„ski |
J.B. Rainsberger | Xavier Quesada Allue |
Artem Serdyuk | Askhat Urazbaev |
Zuzana Sochova | Stanislav Vasilyev |
Mikalai Alimenkau | Bartosz BaЕ„kowski |
Andrey Bibichev | Alexandru BolboacДѓ |
Maria Diaconu | Nikita Filippov |
Szczepan Faber | Alek Kozlov |
Alexander Lesnevsky | Uladzimir Liashkevich |
Artem Marchenko | Denis Petelin |
Suren Samarchyan | Tomasz Wykowski |
Timofey Yevgrashyn |