
In today’s rapidly evolving organisational landscape, traditional leadership approaches often struggle to keep pace with complexity and change. This webinar, hosted by Konrad Pogorzala for Agile Boston, explores how Flight Levels provide a powerful framework for leaders to visualise workflow, align strategy, and foster agility across all levels of an organisation. Drawing on real-world case studies and contemporary research, Konrad demonstrates how Flight Levels help leaders and teams clarify priorities, reduce bottlenecks, and drive meaningful transformation.
Recorded: June 18, 2025
Strategic Alignment: Learn how Flight Levels create transparency and alignment – from operational teams to executive leadership – ensuring everyone focuses on what truly moves the needle.
Empowerment & Trust: Discover how Flight Levels encourage autonomy while maintaining coherence, enabling teams to deliver value without micromanagement.
Systemic Improvement: Gain practical insights into using Flight Levels to identify systemic barriers and optimise end-to-end workflows.
Actionable Techniques: Walk away with concrete steps to implement Flight Levels in your organisation, whether you’re just starting or scaling Agile practices.
This webinar is ideal for leaders, managers, Agile coaches, and anyone seeking to enhance their ability to lead in dynamic, complex environments – especially those interested in practical tools for scaling Agile beyond individual teams.

Konrad Pogorzala is an internationally accredited agile coach and trainer with more than 20 years experience building and working within agile environments.
He has a proven track record helping diverse organisations adopt Agile Values and Principles. Within the lasts years he coached and supported more then 100 agile teams within numerous industries. Konrads strategic thinking and adaptive coaching style based on the group context in complex environments enable the organisations to significant improve their learning speed, influence cultural change and positive transformation.
Konrad was born in Poland, where he grew up and finished high school. He studied in Berlin, Germany and has lived in that lovely city for more than twenty years.