Sociocracy 3.0: James Priest & Jef Cumps

James Priest & Jef Cumps had the honour of holding the very first session at an Agile100 event. With their presentation “Sociocracy 3.0 – A Social Technology for Organizational Agility” they gave an excellent talk and showed why collaboration is the key factor for a modern organization.

The May event (click here for the May Recap) was the kick-off of the Agile100 conference series. The goal is to give the world’s 100 best agile speakers, pioneers and thinkers a stage where they can present current topics and latest developments. At the first event there were 10 sessions of eleven speakers as well as a Coaches Clinic, where interested parties could get a 20 minute coaching.

The second talk of the day came from Gabrielle Benefield, Founder & CEO of Mobiusloop.com

Sociocracy 3.0 – A Social Technology for Organizational Agility

James Priest und Jef Cumps

James Priest

Co-founder and developer of Sociocracy 3.0, James spends his time helping people to get the best out of S3. Besides developing and delivering learning journeys for people around the world, he works with organizations to improve productivity and engagement, increase business agility and grow resilient learning organizations that thrive.

More about James Priest:

- https://sociocracy30.org/  

- https://www.learnsociocracy30.org/  

- https://www.thriveincollaboration.com/

Social Media Accounts:

- Twitter

- LinkedIn

Jef Cumps

Jef Cumps is the author of “Sociocracy 3.0 – The novel”, the co-founder of iLean and a very experienced teacher and coach supporting all kinds of organizations in their transition towards more agility. He has been working with many teams, managers and leaders to help them facilitate (organizational) change, embrace self-organization and effectively getting things done in a humane way.

More about Jef Cumps:

- https://www.ilean.be

Social Media Accounts:

- Twitter

- LinkedIn

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