Paul Rayner Joins The Agile Cooperative

Richard Lawrence 2010-06-04
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I’m excited to announce that Paul Rayner’s company, Virtual Genius, has joined The Agile Cooperative. Paul is the founder and president of the Denver chapter of the International Association of Software Architects (IASA). I’ve known him for the last couple years through IASA and Agile Denver.

On top of a great Australian accent, Paul brings to the Cooperative expertise in agile architecture and engineering practices. Earlier this year, Paul and I co-taught and consulted on Acceptance Test Driven Development with Cucumber. I’m very pleased to formalize what is already a great partnership.

Learn more about Paul on the Virtual Genius blog. Or subscribe to the combined Agile Cooperative feed to get new blog posts from all the Cooperative members.

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Richard Lawrence
Longtime co-owner of Agile For All, Richard left in October 2020 to co-found Humanizing Work. He trains and coaches people to collaborate more effectively with other people to solve complex, meaningful problems. He draws on a diverse background in software development, engineering, anthropology, and political science. Richard is a Scrum Alliance Certified Enterprise Coach and Certified Scrum Trainer, as well as a certified trainer of the accelerated learning method, Training from the Back of the Room. His book, Behavior-Driven Development with Cucumber, was published by Addison-Wesley in 2019 (for more information, visit bddwithcucumber.com).

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