3:00 pm - 4:30 pm (EASTERN TIME)
Marriott used to have the most rental listing, but now it’s AirBnB and it’s not even close. The taxi company thought their competitors were other taxi companies. Younger adults are now doing more cash transactions on Venmo then on any other single mobile platform. How does a company like Fujifilms pivot to another profitable line of business, while a company like Kodak goes from billions to bankrupt?
This session explores the concepts of Business Agility, the ability for a company to quickly adapt to market conditions both internally and externally.
We will start by exploring the need for business agility and explore what companies have done to enable business agility. From there, we will showcase some of the key concepts that enable business agility. This includes:
- Agile concepts and methods
- Design thinking
- Lean startup
- Business Design Models
This session is interactive and will have a couple of videos as well. Upon completion, attendees will understand the need for business agility and have some tools to help their organizations align their next moves.
The session will also include mini-interviews with Association executives who will share their practical experience with implementation of Agile Development in their organization.
- What Business Agility and Agile Development and how it is used across the organization
- The Need for Business Agility and Agile Development Principles
- Practices that enable Business Agility and Agile Development in an Association or Nonprofit organization



Level | Intermediate | Delivery | Group live presented online due to COVID-19 |
CPE(NASBA Category) | Business Management & Organization | Reviewer | Wade Tetsuka, CPA |
CAE (Field of Study) | Strategic Management | CPE/CAE Credits | 1.5 |
Prerequisites and advance preparation needed | 1-year or more of experience in association or nonprofit management. Advance preparation needed: None | Cost | $o.oo |
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