César helps leaders to Master Business Agility and activate the economic advantage of this approach.
He is a Business Agility Leader with 20+ years of experience in designing and implementing agile operating models. He works as an enterprise coach, consultant and trainer, specializing in maximizing the business value a company delivers. He brings a depth of knowledge in Finance and technical delivery & operations. He supports leaders and teams in applying practices and mindsets that create maximum business value.
César started his career on the “business technologist” fast-track within large banks, leading the adoption of fit-for-purpose agile methods across business and technology for maximum economic advantage. Now as a consultant, he leads initiatives to drive practical business agility within organizations across many industries, coaching and training senior leaders and executives.
He focuses on working with leaders across the organization to identify and realize the impact of business agility in their context. For example, working with the global head of product at a large industrial manufacturing client, he introduced business agility to their legal and contracts department to double revenue within the calendar year.
César is the Founder and CEO of MBA 3.0, CEO Advisor at a (Stealth) Startup, an Influential U Consultant, an Accredited Kanban Trainer by Kanban University, a SAFe® 6.0 Practice Consultant, a Certified Profit Streams™ Trainer, and the current Chair of Bay Area Agile Coaching Circles and of Bay Area Enterprise Kanban.
He received a Bachelors in Electric and Electronic Engineering from Imperial College London in 1993 and stayed on to get a Masters in Control Systems Engineering. He went on to University College London for another Bachelor degree, this time in Economics, but joined JPMorgan three years later without completing his final year! In 2001 he redeemed himself by completing a Masters in Finance from London Business School, sponsored by JPMorgan.
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