Hello from Portland, Oregon. I'm a scrum master, product owner, project manager, and software engineer (depends on the day). I read the Phoenix Project early this year and am looking forward to reading the UP and the discussion with everyone.

Hi there from Ontario, Canada. I'm the CIO of a Canadian life insurer. Really enjoyed Phoenix and Unicorn even more. Looking forward to learning as much as possible with the group, eh. Cheers.

Hi! I'm a CTO/VP Engineering from Colorado. Between roles right now on a lovely 90 day sabbatical learning to paint, sleeping in, hanging with family and friends, and, of course, reading - I'm averaging at least a book a day. I've seen so many past experiences in both Phoenix Project and Unicorn Project - I also felt very validated in some of my own personal quests to be a better leader. Looking forward to discussing here.

Hi! I'm a CTO/VP Engineering from Colorado. Between roles right now on a lovely 90 day sabbatical learning to paint, sleeping in, hanging with family and friends, and, of course, reading - I'm averaging at least a book a day. I've seen so many past experiences in both Phoenix Project and Unicorn Project - I also felt very validated in some of my own personal quests to be a better leader. Looking forward to discussing here.

Hi everyone, I am an independent Agile/DevOps culture coach with 10 years of Dev and 2 years of Ops experience. When Phoenix Project came out, I was just finishing up taking Gamification class on Coursera. All that ( and a desire to share the insights from the book with my co-workers who didn’t want to read) inspired me to create a simulation DevOps with LEGO and Chocolate :) The part I appreciate the most in Unicorn project - the 4th ideal. Happy to see this renewed focus on psychological safety.

Hi everyone, I am an independent Agile/DevOps culture coach with 10 years of Dev and 2 years of Ops experience. When Phoenix Project came out, I was just finishing up taking Gamification class on Coursera. All that ( and a desire to share the insights from the book with my co-workers who didn’t want to read) inspired me to create a simulation DevOps with LEGO and Chocolate :) The part I appreciate the most in Unicorn project - the 4th ideal. Happy to see this renewed focus on psychological safety.

Hi Everyone.. I am a system engineer focusing on tools and processes for continuous integration and continuous deployment, devops, test driven development and SRE. I have read the Phoenix Projecr and am looking forward to discussing the Unicorn Project with everyone.

Hi there everyone. I am from Houston, Texas. Am in the Cyber Security field helping organizations build and operate cost effective security programs to mitigate risk. I loved the Phoenix Project and excited about the Unicorn Project. Looking forward to conversing with everyone else.

Hi folks! I'm Roman from Vienna / Austria. I'm a technical project manager with Elektrobit and was a CTO at fluidtime before that. I also speak at devops conferences and would love to be at the devops enterprise summit once. Due to my background in software engineering, business administration and computer & electronics engineering, I have specialized in working at the crossroads of technology and business innovation, DevOps being the sweet spot.

Hi Everyone, I'm Saman from London / UK. I've recently taken up the role of Agile Lead for a Mainframe Infrastructure team in a global bank. I started my career in technology about 20 years ago as a production SQL Server/Sybase DBA, then moved into a DevOps (before the term was popular) role in mid 2010s. Loved Phoenix Project and ended up evangelising it by giving out multiple copies over the years 🙂 Looking forward reading Unicorn Project with you guys

Greating from Canada :flag-ca: I'm on a journey to understand organizations and people from a psychological perspective, and apply it in a social context to help people arrive at the right conclusions. Let's dive in!

Hello from Ohio, USA. I’ve been doing IT for 25+ years, starting out building Dial-up ISPs. I’ve worked in healthcare and military industries for the last 16 years and have become a bit of an expert level jack of all trades with storage, compute, virtualization, and various OSes. I have seen my fair share of Phoenix Projects and just recently helped pull one from the ashes. We have managed to reverse course and hopefully will be turning this into a Unicorn early this year.

Howdy from San Antonio, TX USA! I'm a software engineer interested in organization transformation with DevOps. Currently trying to incorporate DevOps practices in my organization, and I'm excited to start reading The Unicorn Project with y'all (you all)!

Hi all from Leeds, UK.

I'm a designer (sometimes), developer (sometimes) and manager (sometimes). Been around the block a bit, loved Phoenix project (and the goal before that). Looking forward to book chat, sharing ideas etc.

Hi everyone! I am a software engineer by degree with experience and certs as a program manager and Scrum Master. Was introduced to DevOps in 2013 when I started a corporate wiki and have been a huge Gene Kim (and DevOps) fan ever since. I have given a couple of DevOps talks on security and automation, which was way out of my comfort zone, but I find the DevOps community very welcoming, as well as diverse. Looking forward to interacting with this group.

Hello I am a developer/agilist from Newtown, PA. Looking forward to learning more about the Unicorn Project with everyone.

Hello! My name is Matthew Brown and I live and work in Cleveland, OH. I’m here to learn and share whatever I can. It is great to meet all of you 🤝

Hi All, I am from London, UK. Absolutely loved the Phoenix project and the DevOps handbook so getting The Unicorn Project was a no brainer for me. Almost finished it and looking forward to getting other people’s insights in to how they find it.

Hi my name is Sebastian and I am from Berlin. Currently working at Schindler as an DevOps Architect trying to get people to understand the culture and philosophy. ☺️

Hi! My name is Simon, a Brit living in Dallas, USA. I'm a DevOps Engineer and loved The Phoenix Project, couldn't wait to get my hands on The Unicorn Project. Looking forward to chatting more with everyone.

Hi! My name is Simon, a Brit living in Dallas, USA. I'm a DevOps Engineer and loved The Phoenix Project, couldn't wait to get my hands on The Unicorn Project. Looking forward to chatting more with everyone.

Hi, Arnab from London. I aspire to be a bit like Kurt Resnick, working across my teams to help them solve the myriad blockers within my organisation to deliver value fast. Really enjoyed the Unicorn Project and now want to apply many of those practices in my work. Looking forward to this book club to share and learn!