Podcast appearances and mentions of catherine louis

Catherine Louis: How to Make Your Current Team Your Best Team by Richard Kasperowski

Joyeuse année du buffle! Nous profitons du passage à la nouvelle année lunaire pour vous parler de cette fête si importante pour les Chinois. Vous aimez le thé? Vous aimez les voyages? N'hésitez pas à nous rejoindre. Retrouvez moi sur le compte Instagram retour_des_montagnes_jaunes ou sur https://retourdesmontagnesjaunes.com/blogs/podcast Référence des livres cités au cours de l'épisode: Le rat m'a dit... de Marie Sellier, Catherine Louis et Wang Fei aux éditions Philippe Picquier et Réunis de Yu LiQiong et Zhu ChengLiang aux éditions HongFei cultures. Pour la musique, nous remercions http://orangehead.net/ Et pour le bruitage, la communauté de http://freesound.org/ et pour son enregistrement de GuQing, xserra.

How to work from home during the pandemic? What are the biggest obstacles for women in Product Management? Where can product creators find a safe place? In this special edition of #GirlsWhoProduct, we chatted with Catherine Louis, a co-founder of #PoDojo in Berlin and a Scrum trainer. As the COVID-19 outbreak urged for virtual collaboration, Catherine and her team continue to give creative training and design sprints for product people in online mode. In this interview Catherine shared with us some insights on her life, on her career journey and on the new product reality we now are living.

Vernissage du livre "Raconte-moi une image" | Catherine Louis by Club 44

Les sources d’inspiration de Catherine Louis Dans l'œuvre foisonnante de Catherine Louis, le noir occupe une place toute particulière. Quelles sont les lignes de force esthétiques chez l’illustratrice et d'où vient son rapport à la couleur noire ? Quels sont ses sources d’inspiration, ses maîtres et ses influences ? Sa fréquentation de l'Asie y est-elle liée ? Par le biais d'un dialogue par images, l'artiste et la spécialiste des littératures graphiques plongeront dans l'univers de l'illustration, en partant d'une œuvre singulière pour aller vers des horizons graphiques multiples. Conférence du 14 septembre 2017 au Club 44.

This month I will be talking with Catherine Louis about scent-specicific area search. Catherine is a member of Wake Canine Search and Rescue (www.wcsar.net) in North Carolina.  She has been a board member and  president of that organization. Her duties have included  maintaining a ‘Continuous Improvement’ focus on canine and team standards . She has been an  air scent dscriminating handler since 2002  She formed a partnership with North Carolina National Weather Service to create and present a class to provide search responders with effective deployment methodologies to help maximize the probability of detection for canine search resources. 

Aakash Srinivasan is an Agile Coach and Trainer, in the Washington DC area, who speaks quite often at Agile events, conferences and Gatherings.  Aakash and I sat down last month and talked about a great range of topics.   Besides name-dropping (Mike Cohn, Dhaval Panchal, Roger Brown, Catherine Louis, Maria Matarelli, Dave Prior, Mike Vizdos, Arlen Bankston, Tom Mellor), We actually talk about topics like why Agile Coaches are needed when ScrumMasters are intended to be the team coaches; 'Pure Scrum' vs Reality; DAD, Scrum, Scrumban, and Kanban comparisons and where/when they fit; training, co-training, and being CST candidates; Scrum Gatherings and Agile conferences.

Catherine Louis talks us through her session here at the Global Scrum Gathering Phoenix on how to use Design Thinking techniques to explore & identify agile transition failure patterns.Podcasts are brought to you by SolutionsIQ and the Scrum Alliance