Emily Webber
Agile organisation consultant, coach, trainer and speaker. Author of Building Successful Communities of Practice. Passionate about people, communities and learning.
Company: Tacit
Links
Company website: hellotacit.com
Blog: emilywebber.co.uk
twitter: @ewebber
Bio
Emily is a London-based independent Agile consultant, coach, trainer and speaker. Her focus is on creating the right environments for people and teams to succeed. She does this by enabling effective collaboration, agile ways of working, embedding communities of practice and leading initiatives for growing skills and capabilities. All of which help create sustainable change.
Before starting Tacit in 2014, she was the Head of Agile Delivery at Government Digital Service (GDS), where she set the standard of effective agile delivery. At GDS, she modelled the now widely-followed approach to communities of practice and has since authored the book Building Successful Communities of Practice.
She is always seeking opportunities to give back to the Agile community. She has founded several meetups, including Agile in the Ether, Agile on the Bench and Agile in Leeds. In addition, she is an experienced keynote speaker who presents at conferences around the world.
She blogs at emilywebber.co.uk and has many side projects.
Books and publications
- Book: Building Successful Communities of Practice
- Peer-reviewed research article: The fractal structure of communities of practice: Implications for business organization (with Robin Dunbar)
- E-book: The Team Onion
Interviews
- Communities of Practice – Making tech better podcast
- Building Communities That Work – The Product Experience Podcast
- Fostering Inclusion for Remote Work – The New Stack Podcast
- Dunbar’s Numbers and Communities of Practice – Team Topologies
- Communities of Practice – Cucumber Podcast
- The Agile Revolution Podcast
- Don’t Design Alone: Cultivating Communities of Practice – Presentable podcast
- Agile Profile: Emily Webber – Agile Government Leadership
Projects
- The Diversity Charter better diversity at events
- Agile in the Ether meetup
- Agile on the Bench meetup
- Minimum Viable Book
- London Shop Fronts photoblog