Expert in IT development and operations. Frequent commentator on Agile transformation and IT program management. Certified Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) trainer. Non-fiction reader.
Kishore’s PerspectiveBusiness uncertainty is normal. It is how leaders create an organization's system and culture that determines the potential to play and thrive in the marketplace.
With over two decades of experience, Kishore joined RGP in 2020. He earned his bachelor’s in engineering from Mumbai University and an MBA from Georgia State University. His experience leading IT projects with multiple, distributed team structures, as well as his expertise in implementing agile practices for program management, have made him an asset to the team.
Kishore’s passion for development can be traced back to his early days as a project manager, trying to understand the role leadership plays in helping teams deliver consistent value. He’s passionate about building positive environments, where people are energized to work together to achieve success. Residing in Alpharetta, Georgia, he enjoys reading, baking and the occasional friendly game of poker.
I have worked for organizations as small as start-ups to large corporations, observing and participating in the formative and growth periods. My first-hand experiences with leadership have shaped my approach to building high-performing teams that can successfully deliver on business-critical initiatives.
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