Lisa Gill

Lisa Gill

Lisa Gill is an author, coach, consultant and leadership trainer. She supports teams and organisations around the world to be decentralised, self-managing and participatory. Her focus is on the “human skills” needed for self-organisation to thrive. Lisa is also the host of the Leadermorphosis podcast and has interviewed some of the world’s leading thinkers and practitioners about the future of work. She is the founder of Reimaginaire and a trainer at Tuff Leadership Training.

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I recently flew to Lisbon to participate in a two-day talk and workshop led by Pablo Aretxabala and Jabi Salcedo from K2K Emocionado. K2K has successfully transformed 70 organisations (many of them industrial companies) in the Basque Country from traditional hierarchies to flourishing, self-managing organisations. That they have successfully transformed and improved results (profitability, productivity, absenteeism, salaries) in so many companies with such consistency piqued my interest. So how do they do it?

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Best Agile Articles is a collaborative project of the Agile community to bring you the best of the best publications each year. Our goal in publishing these yearly editions is to cull through the many articles that are published each year and provide you with a curated set of high-quality articles that capture the latest knowledge and experience of the agile community in one compact volume.
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