22 minutes
The Agile Diaries with Giles Lindsay
In this episode, we welcome Giles Lindsey, executive coach and technology leader who brings a unique blend of expertise to the table.

About this episode
Series 1: Episode 9
In this episode, we welcome Giles Lindsey, executive coach and technology leader who brings a unique blend of expertise to the table.
We delve into the dynamics of agile transformation, discussing the critical role of people as the primary success drivers in any organisation. With generative AI reshaping the future of work, Giles provides his perspective on how emerging technologies are set to meet the expectations of new school leavers entering the workforce.
Key Discussion Points
07:57
The “Best and Worst” Agile Transformation Story
13:33
Leadership, Coaching, and Escaping Command-and-Control Culture
16:55
AI as a Co-Pilot that augments human decision-making
“People are the primary determinants of success in an organisation.”
Giles Lindsay
Featured in this episode:
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Director, Agile Business Consortium & Transformational LeaderA Professional Member of the Agile Business Consortium, Giles Lindsay is a business agility coach and transformational leader who is passionate about empowering organisations to achieve their full potential through strategic planning, operational excellence, and continuous improvement. His first book: “Clearly Agile: A Leadership Guide to Business Agility” became a bestseller and is a comprehensive guide to embracing Agile principles and transforming organisations. It provides insights, case studies, and practical advice for businesses adopting agile and creating a culture of continuous improvement and innovation.
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Instructional Designer, Podcast HostEd is an experienced instructional designer, digital producer and project manager. He is an award-winning writer, national radio breakfast show presenter and voice actor.
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