This week we're joined by Nate Greenberg, director of information technology for Mono County and the town of Mammoth Lakes, California. Mono County has been recognized a number of times for their digital transformation efforts. We learn how Nat

38. Scaling Operations for Human Rights Advocacy with Mike Pasquale

Aug 31st, 2021 26m 21s

How can technology help increase the impact an organization makes to a community? That's the question this week's guest, Mike Pasquale, finds solutions for every day as Director of Program Quality Improvement at the Center for Community Alterna

37. Teaching the Business to Fish with Brian Hinshaw from AT&T

Jul 15th, 2021 22m 34s

Brian Hinshaw, a business process analyst at AT&T joins the podcast this week. He and Shannon talk about how he helps non-technical teams gain the ability to build and improve their own business applications using no-code platforms, improving

36. Reevaluating Supply Chain Priorities with Kayla Mackay

Jun 24th, 2021 21m 53s

How often is your work disrupted? And when it happens, do you have enough information to react quickly? From microchips to garden gnomes, supply chain hiccups have been making headlines, and for good reason. Supply chains are often complex s

35. Automating Construction Project Managment with Lindsey Stevens

Jun 8th, 2021 14m 4s

We often hear “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” — but what if processes that aren't broke are needlessly complex?Last year, Lindsey Stevens was learning the process to track permits and other critical documentation shortly after starting work a

34. Visualizing New Paths for Software Development with Lucid & Quickbase

May 27th, 2021 31m 33s

Did you miss the news? Lucid and Quickbase just announced a HUGE partnership to help everyday business users unlock their potential to adapt and build more efficient solutions even faster. This week, Shannon is joined by Brint Markle, Director

33. Humanizing Logistics Operations with Ron Tessendorf

May 5th, 2021 23m 32s

If business is all about relationships, how can you use technology to scale work while keeping that human touch? This week, we’re answering that question and talking about building flexible logistics organization with Ron Tessendorf. Ron is pr

32. Optimizing the Supply Chain with Martin Weis from McKinsey & Company

Apr 14th, 2021 42m 20s

How do companies know if they have enough materials to meet consumer demand when releasing a new product? Or how could a container ship wedged in the Suez Canal impact the speed of construction in your city? This week, we're talking supply cha

31. Raising More Voices in Tech with Andrea Forsht

Mar 30th, 2021 35m 11s

What role does building an equitable workplace have on your team’s performance? And how can organizations hold themselves accountable to this kind of work?This week, Andrea Forsht joins the show to share some insights on these questions. Andrea

30. Solving the Last Mile Problem with Cathy Roberson

Mar 16th, 2021 29m 14s

Have you ever expected a package delivery only to find it was lost or delayed on the way to your front steps? This week, last-mile logistics expert, Cathy Roberson, shares her insights on why the "last mile" in supply chain can be the most expe

29. Building & Scaling an Agile Career with Mark Hardie

Mar 9th, 2021 27m 40s

Mark Hardie joins the show and shares his experience as a serial entrepreneur and operations executive. Mark has launched and participated in a number of startups and he now teaches and advises entrepreneurs and young startups in the Boston ar

28. Getting Vaccines to Local Communities with Tyrell Morris

Feb 23rd, 2021 23m 2s

As coronavirus vaccination efforts ramp up, we are hearing more stories about state and local governments struggling to efficiently deliver vaccines to their communities—this isn’t one of them. This week, we’re talking to a local government sho

27. Running into the Fire with Amanda Atkins

Feb 16th, 2021 35m 55s

How do you support a workforce through a global pandemic, widespread school shutdowns, or insurrection at the US Capitol? And how would you manage that when most of your workforce is virtually commuting from home? Running internal communication

26. Looking back: Using Software for Good with Lauren Olbrych

Feb 9th, 2021 10m 48s

This week, we're going back in time to where it all started. We are sharing our original conversation with Lauren Olbrych from April 2020.Lauren and Shannon discuss what they have seen from Quickbase's crisis-response initiatives last year. *

25. Building Agile Brands with Brian Wood

Feb 2nd, 2021 21m 37s

You might have noticed a little something different about Age of Agility last week. Our color scheme has changed a bit and you'll notice even more changes on our website–all because Quickbase has a new brand identity! Brian Wood, senior Brand M

24. Breaking down tech silos in higher education with Soham Khaitan

Jan 26th, 2021 23m 10s

Soham Khaitan, cofounder of the Ambi network, joins us and shares his insights on how agility-focused schools are pivoting to stay relevant in a world increasingly focused on the digital experience.---Learn more about the Ambi Network:https://a

23. Defining the future of our commute and office life with Jonathan Wasserstrum

Jan 19th, 2021 28m 15s

Will people ever go back to the office? What will that look like, anyway? ---This week, we find answers to these questions and more as we continue our series on Agile Entrepreneurship. We are joined by Jonathan Wasserstrum, CEO and co-founder

22. Outpacing Incumbents using Startup Agility with Mateo Vega Sanz

Jan 12th, 2021 25m 43s

This week we hear another tale of entrepreneurial agility through the story of a car-sharing startup, Lula. CEO and cofounder, Mateo Vega-Sanz joins the show and shares how he and his brother grew Lula, and how they changed direction after col

21. Pasta and Pivoting Passion Projects with Mia Lavallee from Mostly Pasta

Jan 5th, 2021 25m 49s

Mia Lavallee joins the show this week and tells us about about building Mostly Pasta from an Instagram account to a growing business, how she's pivoted her strategy in the last year, and how she's using her platform to impact communities aroun

Bonus

Happy Holidays from Age of Agility!

Dec 29th, 2020 1m 6s

Happy Holidays! The Age of Agility crew is taking this week off, but we will be back with an all new episode on January 4, 2021.In the meantime, check out any episodes you may have missed. Catch you next week!---Want more Age of Agility? Watch

20. Preparing to flex and adapt with Shannon Curran

Dec 22nd, 2020 22m 20s

This week host of the show, Shannon Curran, talks about her work behind the scenes, and shares what she’s learned from our guests about what operation agility looks like.Connect with Shannon on Linkedin.

19. Partnering Nonprofits and Platforms with Tim Sarrantonio

Dec 15th, 2020 40m 19s

Charitable organizations are redefining the future of digital giving with the right platforms, the right partners, an iterative approach. Tim Sarrantonio shares how his work at Neon One is helping nonprofits expand their digital footprint, and

18. Exploring Santa's Supply Chain with Peter Rifken

Dec 8th, 2020 23m 22s

This week, Peter Rifken maps out the world's most famous supply chain and we learn why Santa is "the original agility machine".

17. Driving agility from data-driven insights with John Karas

Dec 1st, 2020 17m 52s

John Karas joins Shannon this week to talk about how nimble data practices drive innovation and empower business to "change course quickly". Click here to read more data-driven insights from the Quick Base team.---The #AgeofAgility podcast is u

16. Leaders are shifting focus to agility and continuity, with Deb Gildersleeve

Nov 24th, 2020 21m 11s

This week, Deb Gildersleeve returns to share the results of some fascinating research, discuss a renewed focus on business continuity, and reveals her tip for fending off Zoom fatigueClick here to join Deb’s upcoming webinar on December 15And c