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RESERVE
How to Report Engineering Results to Non-Technical Executives
For many engineering leaders, the regular read-out of results to the CEO or Board is a dreaded chore. But the most successful engineering leaders use it as an opportunity to show the value of their organization. These leaders know how to communicate their team’s performance in a language that resonates and set expectations for achieving their goals. In this roundtable session, we’ll discuss key considerations for reporting engineering results to non-engineering leaders. Learn common pitfalls to avoid and the best metrics to share to answer the key questions on the mind of your CEO.
Speakers
![Andrew Lau](https://cdn.gradual.com/images/https://d2xo500swnpgl1.cloudfront.net/uploads/web/Andrew-Lau-edited-1601032759392.png?fit=scale-down&width=432)
Andrew Lau
CEO @ Jellyfish
Agenda
Track View
10:00 PM, GMT
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10:05 PM, GMT
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Kickoff and Introductions
10:05 PM, GMT
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10:10 PM, GMT
Speak
Getting to Know You
10:10 PM, GMT
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10:30 PM, GMT
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Fireside Chat: How to Report Engineering Results to Non-Technical Executives
![Andrew Lau](https://cdn.gradual.com/images/https://d2xo500swnpgl1.cloudfront.net/uploads/web/Andrew-Lau-edited-1601032759392.png?fit=scale-down&width=200)
10:30 PM, GMT
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10:45 PM, GMT
Speak
ROUNDTABLE: Best Practice Sharing & Q&A
10:45 PM, GMT
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11:00 PM, GMT
Speak
How to use Jellyfish for Executive Reporting
![Andrew Lau](https://cdn.gradual.com/images/https://d2xo500swnpgl1.cloudfront.net/uploads/web/Andrew-Lau-edited-1601032759392.png?fit=scale-down&width=200)
Event has finished
May 13, 10:00 PM, GMT
Online
Event has finished
May 13, 10:00 PM, GMT
Online