Chris Grillo
About Chris Grillo
Chris Grillo is an Agile Program Manager with extensive experience in turning around at-risk projects and empowering teams through Agile coaching. He currently works at The New York Times and Thomson Reuters, demonstrating a strong ability to align business goals with technology solutions.
Work at Thomson Reuters
Chris Grillo has been employed at Thomson Reuters since 2000, serving as an Agile Program Manager. With over two decades of experience in this role, he focuses on managing high-profile projects and aligning business goals with technology solutions. His expertise in Agile methodologies allows him to effectively lead teams and implement process improvements.
Work at The New York Times
Since 2020, Chris Grillo has held the position of Program Manager, Publishing at The New York Times. In this role, he oversees various publishing projects, ensuring they align with organizational goals. Prior to this, he served as a Senior Project Manager at the same organization from 2018, contributing to the successful execution of multiple initiatives within the Greater New York City Area.
Education and Expertise
Chris Grillo studied at The New School and Stony Brook University, where he gained foundational knowledge that supports his career in project management. He holds certifications as a Project Management Professional (PMP) and Certified ScrumMaster (CSM), which enhance his ability to lead Agile teams and manage complex projects effectively.
Background
Chris Grillo has a strong background in turning around at-risk projects by identifying and articulating risks. His approach emphasizes empowering teams through Agile coaching and implementing values-based process improvements. This background enables him to manage all phases of technology projects, from business case development to deployment.
Achievements
Chris Grillo is known for his track record of managing diverse technology projects successfully. His program-level leadership has been instrumental in aligning project outcomes with business objectives, demonstrating a commitment to delivering value through effective project management practices.