Scrum Alliance Celebrates Third Consecutive Great Place to Work® Certification
DENVER, Aug. 13, 2025 – Scrum Alliance has once again proven its commitment to workplace excellence by earning the Great Place to Work® Certification for the third year in a row. This prestigious recognition is based solely on employee feedback and highlights a high level of trust in leadership, a strong sense of purpose, and satisfaction with the company’s people-centric culture.
“At Scrum Alliance, our people are at the core of everything we do,” said Tristan Boutros, Chief Executive Officer. “Being recognized for the third year in a row is an honor, and knowing this recognition comes directly from our team makes it even more meaningful. It validates our unwavering commitment to a workplace grounded in trust, collaboration, and purpose.”
Recognition Rooted in Employee Experience
The Great Place to Work Certification is considered a gold standard in identifying outstanding workplace cultures. It is awarded to organizations that prioritize employee experience, engagement, and trust. Scrum Alliance’s consistent appearances on this list demonstrate its dedication to creating a supportive and empowering environment for its staff.
“We’re absolutely thrilled to earn this recognition again,” said Taylor Kelly, Head of Human Resources. “This award, alongside our recent Stevie honors, is a reflection of the intentional choices we make every day to support our people—from comprehensive onboarding and inclusive practices to mission-driven leadership development.”
Additional Honors Amplify Company’s Commitment
The Great Place to Work certification follows a series of recent accolades for Scrum Alliance. The organization was recently recognized with four Stevie® Awards during the 2025 Stevie Awards for Great Employers. These included:
- Employer of the Year – Non-Profit or Government Organizations
- Achievement in Employee Engagement
- People-Focused CEO (Tristan Boutros)
- Outstanding Individual Contribution to HR (Taylor Kelly)
These awards underscore the company’s commitment to fostering a workplace that values people and supports their professional growth.
People-First Strategy Drives Measurable Impact
Scrum Alliance has demonstrated impressive results from its strategic focus on employee experience. Over the past year, the organization achieved a 55-point increase in employee Net Promoter Score (eNPS), reflecting a significant boost in employee satisfaction and advocacy. Additionally, the company expanded its leadership development initiatives and reinforced its commitment to flexibility and inclusivity in the workplace.
Through consistent recognition programs, transparent internal communication, and access to meaningful growth opportunities, Scrum Alliance has cultivated a culture where staff feel empowered to thrive. The organization’s dedication to these values has become a key driver of its continued success.
Living the Agile Values It Teaches
As the first not-for-profit focused on agile education and professional credentialing, Scrum Alliance continues to promote the philosophy that agility starts with people. The company practices what it teaches by embedding agility into its internal operations and culture. This alignment between values and actions has helped establish Scrum Alliance as a thought leader in both agile methodology and workplace culture.
“These recognitions highlight our belief that a thriving workplace is the foundation for lasting, meaningful change,” said Boutros. “We are proud to lead by example and to continue advancing our mission of Agile for Anyone™.”
About Scrum Alliance
Scrum Alliance is a pioneer in agile education and professional credentialing. As a not-for-profit organization, it is committed to equipping professionals and organizations with the knowledge, skills, and community support needed to navigate today’s complex and fast-paced work environments.
With a focus on accessibility and inclusivity, Scrum Alliance offers a variety of certifications and learning resources that empower individuals across industries. Whether you’re new to agile practices or a seasoned professional, Scrum Alliance provides tools to help you succeed.
For more information, visit www.scrumalliance.org.
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