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James Hobbis
Program Manager @ Sainsbury's | MBA in Technology Management
James Hobbis is an accomplished Senior Data Product Owner who has worked with distinguished companies like Marks and Spencer, Neos, Aviva Broker UK, News UK, Black Swan Data, IMX Software, and Saxo Bank. With a strong academic background that includes completing his BEng from Kingston University and MBA from Cass Business School, James has developed a diverse set of skills that has helped him succeed in various roles.
In his illustrious career, James has worked in several key positions, including Founder and Director of Product Strategy at Gruvi, Head of E-Commerce Systems (Associate Director) at Fidelity International Ltd., and Program Manager at Saxo Bank. He has also served as Senior Project Manager at Lost Wax and Bechtel, and Deployed Supply Chain Analyst (Denmark) at Bechtel.
With over two decades of experience in the industry, James is a proven leader who is adept at managing cross-functional teams, delivering complex projects on time and budget, and driving business growth. He has extensive expertise in data product management, project management, e-commerce systems, and supply chain analysis.
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Perhaps you remember the ice bucket challenge? It raised millions to try to find a cure for ALS.
ALS is a disease that causes those with it to lose the ability control their muscles - first the voluntary movements, walking, holding, speaking chewing... And then eventually the involuntary ones - breathing. The mid though remains unaffected.
18 months ago Helle, my wife, began to develop symptoms. There is still not a cure, though Brain Storm, an Israeli company appears to be getting close with a stem-cell based treatment.
We are fighting to keep her healthy long enough to benefit from Brain Storm's treatment coming to market - could I ask you to contribute to Helle's fund raising page.
Thank you, James Hobbis
I've been using Scrum for about 6 years. It is the only way to manage software development and probably many other team tasks. A few years ago I was lucky enough to spend a couple of days on one of Jeff Sutherland's courses. He is one of the originators for Scum. The guy is a genius, just watch his TED talk:
