40 minutes
The Agile Diaries with Anthony Coppedge
In this episode of The Agile Diaries, we speak with Anthony Coppedge. From starting out in college radio to now working with IBM in global agile digital sales, Anthony openly discusses how his early years fed into his career in business agility.

About this episode
Series 1: Episode 3
In this episode of The Agile Diaries, we speak with Anthony Coppedge. From starting out in college radio to now working with IBM in global agile digital sales, Anthony openly discusses how his early years fed into his career in business agility. In Anthony’s view, “Leadership is a choice, not a role. Management is a role”.
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Key Discussion Points
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Things move much quicker now than they did with the 2001 Agile Manifesto.
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The concept of agile supporting businesses.
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Not having to be all things to all people.
“I don’t fear failure at all. If we’re not failing, I wonder if we’re trying hard enough?”
Anthony Coppedge
Featured in this episode
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Senior Director Product Marketing & Sales Enablement Consultanthttps://www.linkedin.com/in/anthonycoppedge/Anthony helps B2B SaaS companies boost APR and retention by embedding tactical product-led growth across Marketing, Product and RevOps through scalable systems, shared KPIs and AI-augmented workflows.
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Instructional Designer, Podcast Hosthttps://www.linkedin.com/in/ejwward/Ed 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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