
Alex Gray

Alex Gray
Alex Gray is a seasoned Agile trainer and transformation leader with over two decades of practical experience helping organizations evolve through agility. As a Certified Scrum Trainer®, LeSS Friendly Scrum Trainer, and ICAgile Authorised Trainer, he brings both depth and versatility to his engagements. His current role as Practice Lead and Principal Trainer at CPrime reflects his position at the forefront of modern agile education and enterprise-level transformation.
With over 29 years of experience working in technology teams and more than 20 years focused on agile practices, Alex has supported organizations across banking, healthcare, telecoms, gaming, and other complex sectors. He has also spent 12 years in company directorship and senior leadership, giving him unique insight into the organizational challenges that arise during agile adoption. His work spans team-level agility, large-scale transformation, and executive coaching, making him a trusted guide at every level.
Alex delivers a range of courses for both Scrum Alliance and ICAgile, and is particularly skilled in the design of custom education pathways to support large-scale change. He believes there is no single formula for agility—each organization must discover what works best in their context. His focus is always on enabling teams and leaders to think critically, collaborate effectively, and adapt meaningfully in a rapidly changing world.
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Poetic Leadership – An Enabler of Lean Agile Leadership
An article introducing the POETIC leadership model, which emphasizes personal and organizational excellence.
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Discusses the importance of human systems in agile organizations and how they can promote innovation and productivity.
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A critical examination of the current perception of Agile and how misunderstandings can lead to failure.
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Reflections on the Japanese term Ikigai and how it can serve as a guide for fulfilling work.
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