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Agile teams thrive when leaders focus on enabling people rather than directing tasks. This session explores servant leadership as a cornerstone of Agile success—shifting leadership from command-and-control to coaching, trust, and empowerment. We’ll discuss how Agile leaders remove impediments, foster psychological safety, and help teams deliver value sustainably.

This session examines how servant leadership enables high-performing Agile teams by focusing on empowerment, trust, and removing obstacles. Learn practical ways Agile leaders can support teams, encourage ownership, and deliver business value more effectively.

Through real-world IT examples, participants will learn practical behaviors that support self-organizing teams, improve collaboration, and drive continuous improvement in fast-changing environments.

 

Speaker: Jason Lampkin

 

Jason L. Lampkin Sr. is an accomplished IT Project Management professional with over 17 years of experience leading large-scale software implementations, enterprise system transformations, and cross-functional technology initiatives. His expertise spans SaaS platforms, ERP solutions, SAP ecosystems, and complex engineering and product lifecycle management (PLM) platforms, where he has consistently delivered results in highly regulated and fast-paced environments.

Jason has a proven track record of driving strategic execution, building high-performing teams, and bridging the gap between business objectives and technical delivery. His leadership experience includes overseeing global development efforts, managing multimillion-dollar programs, and guiding organizations through critical digital transformation initiatives.

In addition to his industry leadership, Jason serves as an Adjunct Professor at Central Michigan University in the Master of Business Administration (MBA) program, teaching in the Project Management Track, where he brings real-world experience into the classroom to prepare future leaders.

Jason is also deeply committed to the project management profession, having served 12 years as a Board and Executive Committee member of PMI Great Lakes, contributing to professional development, governance, and community advancement within the discipline.

 

 

 

Agenda:  

Speaker: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM

Attendees will receive 1.0 PDU for this event.

REGISTRATION NOTE: Advance, online registration will close at 12:00noon the Tuesday noon prior to the meeting.  Please register in advance to secure your seat.