Michael Easson

Biography

Michael Easson is a seasoned Agile learning consultant, coach, and speaker with over a decade of experience in Agile transformation, instructional design, and leadership development. At QA Ltd, he leads the design and delivery of innovative learning programmes, having facilitated more than 300 workshops across sectors including government, financial services, and technology.

Michael is known for his engaging, human-centered approach to learning—focusing on real-world challenges, hands-on application, and fostering cultures of collaboration and curiosity. His work increasingly bridges the gap between technology and agility, with a growing specialism in the integration of AI tools into Agile coaching and delivery practices.

He has designed enterprise learning strategies, supported digital transformation initiatives, and coached executives to lead with agility in uncertain environments. He also brings deep experience in helping organisations adopt and scale Agile ways of working through custom training, experiential learning, and capability-building.

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Career History 

• 2021 - Present - QA - Agile Learning Consultant
• 2018-2021 - Computershare - Agile Coach
• 2012-2018 - Prudential UK - Online Operations Manager
• 2008-2012 - HSBC - Senior Premier Relationship Manager

Qualifications

• ICAgile Certified Professional (ICP)
• ICAgile Certified Professional in Agile Coaching (ICP-ACC)
• ICAgile Certified Professional in Agile Team Facilitation (ICP-ATF)
• ICAgile Authorised Assesor
• Profesional Scrum Master 1 and 2
• APMG Foundations and Practictioner

• TAP® Certificate in eLearning Design
• Liberating Structures Guide

Media and Speaker Appearances

Michael regularly speaks at UK and international conferences on topics at the intersection of Agile and emerging technologies. Notable appearances include:

• Agile2023, Orlando – "Putting the AI into Agile: The Potential of AI for Coaches and Beyond"
• QA Blog – Author of "Agile Leadership Anti-Patterns: How Many of These Do You Recognize?"
• LinkedIn – Contributor of thought leadership articles on Agile culture, learning strategy, and the future of work