Jonathan Fishman is a Program Manager, Agile Transformation at John Wiley and Sons. He possess expertise in digital media, project management, digital strategy, social media marketing, social media and 24 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I had the pleasure of working with Jonathan Fishman at NBCUniversal for a little over a year, and he was an exceptional project and program manager on the elections team. Jonathan's leadership skills shone brightly as he took on the immense responsibility of managing complex projects, ensuring every detail was handled with precision and care. We coordinated closely on several projects, and I was always impressed by his ability to keep everything on track, even in high-pressure situations. Jonathan also spearheaded the creation of the Agile Community of Practice, where I had the opportunity to collaborate with him on training sessions and provide support. His deep understanding of agile principles and his enthusiasm for fostering a collaborative environment were truly inspiring. Beyond his technical and managerial abilities, Jonathan is simply a great person to work with. He is approachable, kind, and always willing to help. He builds trust effortlessly, making him not just a valued colleague but also a trusted friend. I highly recommend Jonathan for any role where strong leadership, exceptional project management skills, and a genuine commitment to teamwork are valued." and "I worked with Jonathan as he led the agile transformation at Wiley. Jonathan understood that adapting agile required more than teaching people a new process or ways of thinking, but ensuring that it is built into everything we do and removing barriers along the way. He worked collaboratively with HR , IT, and business stakeholders to shape our transformation activities and drive value for our customers. His leadership, ability to listen, influence, and drive results by bringing people along were keys to our success. Jonathan's technical skills are strong, but it's these qualities that make him shine. I would absolutely raise my hand to work with him again."