How to help.

Want to carry this campaign into your corner of the community? This page is the toolkit. Ready-to-use blurbs, post templates, an email kit, and the one-line frame that holds up best. Lift, adapt, send.

If you want to help, thank you. Here is everything you need.

Two weeks of campaigning, one seat on the Scrum Alliance Board of Directors, and a membership of roughly 200,000 people. The best thing any supporter can do is make the vote visible in the corner of the community they reach. A post, a forward, a DM, a one-liner. Pick whatever fits how you already talk. The materials below are ready to lift.

Public Endorsement

Lend your name publicly.

Submit an endorsement at voice.alexsloley.com/endorsements. Your name, your role or credential, and a few sentences in your own words on why you're backing this candidacy.

Once approved, your endorsement appears publicly on the endorsements page. Voters and the wider community can see it there. Public visibility is the most durable signal of support a candidate can have, and it's the thing most candidates do not have.

Submit an endorsement →

60-Second Help

The fastest possible thing you can do.

Copy this paragraph. Paste it into LinkedIn, your Slack profile status, or a group chat. Done in under a minute.

Sixty-second blurb
Scrum Alliance Board voting opens June 10 and closes June 24. One seat is elected directly by the membership. I'm voting for Alex Sloley for that seat, and I'm hoping you'll join me. His platform is built on five commitments that spell VOICE: Voice, Openness, Integrity, Community, Evolution. Full platform: voice.alexsloley.com
LinkedIn Kit

Short endorsement post.

For supporters who want to post something on LinkedIn without writing it from scratch. Lift it, swap in your own voice in one or two places, post.

Short LinkedIn post (~120 words)
Scrum Alliance Board of Directors voting opens June 10 and closes June 24. One seat on the board is elected by the membership directly. Your vote, not the board's.

I'm voting for Alex Sloley for that seat, and I'm hoping you'll join me. His platform is built on five commitments that spell VOICE: Voice. Openness. Integrity. Community. Evolution. Every voice heard is exactly what a Member-Elected Director should be doing.

Watch for the ballot email on June 10.

His full platform: voice.alexsloley.com

Vote, even if not for him. The seat exists because that voice is needed, and we select who it is.

Longer endorsement post.

For supporters writing a longer post with a personal story. This is a scaffold. Replace the bracketed parts with your own words.

Longer LinkedIn post (scaffold)
[Open with a story or a moment. Two or three sentences about working with Alex, or what you saw him do. Real. Not glossy.]

Alex Sloley is on the ballot for the Scrum Alliance Member-Elected Director seat. Voting runs June 10 to June 24.

[Anchor on one of his five commitments (Voice, Openness, Integrity, Community, or Evolution) that fits your relationship with him best. Two or three sentences on why that commitment matters and why you think he'll actually do it.]

The Member-Elected Director seat exists for one reason: to bring members' voices into the boardroom. Alex's whole platform is built around that. I think he's the right person for the seat.

His platform: voice.alexsloley.com

If you're an active Scrum Alliance member, your ballot arrives June 10. Check spam. One unique link per voter. Voting closes June 24.

Suggested hashtags.

Use one or two, not all. LinkedIn rewards lighter tagging.

Hashtags
#ScrumAlliance #ScrumCommunity #AgileCommunity #AgileLeadership
Email Kit
Compliance clearance from Scrum Alliance

CSTs and any Scrum Alliance trainer or coach-level guide can email their list in support of this campaign. This has been verified directly with Scrum Alliance's official compliance counsel. Trainers and coaches credentialed elsewhere (ICAgile, PMI, Kanban University, IAF, or independent) can do the same with their own lists under the same principle.

The 60-second add to an email you're already sending.

If you're sending anything to your mailing list this month (a class announcement, a workshop, a check-in, a newsletter), dropping these two sentences at the end takes a minute and lands in inboxes that already open what you send.

One-line add-on (paste into any email)
P.S. Scrum Alliance Board voting opens June 10 and closes June 24. I'm voting for Alex Sloley for the Member-Elected Director seat, and I'm hoping you'll join me. His platform: voice.alexsloley.com

Or send a dedicated email.

If you'd rather send something focused on the election, here's a template. Drop in your name, your story, the three reasons that matter to you, your sign-off. Keep it short. Long emails to people who know you read as a chore.

Subject line options
Option 1: A quick ask. Vote in the Scrum Alliance Board Election (June 10 to 24)
Option 2: Voting opens June 10 for the SA Board. Here's who I'm backing.
Option 3: Two weeks. One seat. Your vote matters.
Email body template
Hi [first name],

You're getting this because you've been part of [the course / community / cohort / project] and I thought you'd want to know about something happening in the Scrum Alliance community over the next two weeks.

Voting in the Scrum Alliance Member-Elected Director election opens June 10 and closes June 24. There's one seat on the board reserved to be filled by the membership directly. Your vote matters.

I'm voting for Alex Sloley for that seat, and I'm hoping you'll join me. Three reasons I'm putting my name behind him:

1. [A personal reason. Something you watched him do, or something he did for you.]
2. [A second reason. What he stands for that matters to you.]
3. [A third reason. What you think he'll do on the board.]

If you want the full picture before you vote, his platform is at voice.alexsloley.com. The short version: five commitments to bring members' voices into the boardroom. Voice, Openness, Integrity, Community, Evolution.

A few practical notes about the ballot:

- On June 10, you'll get an email with a link to vote. Check spam first. These emails often land there.
- The email has a unique link. One per voter.
- Make sure the email on your Scrum Alliance profile is current.

Whether or not you vote for Alex, please vote. The seat exists because that voice is needed, and we select who it is.

Thanks,
[Your name]
DM Blurbs

Short messages for Slack, WhatsApp, Signal, iMessage. The one-to-one channels have the highest conversion per contact. Don't bulk these. Send to people you actually know.

One-liner
Heads up. Scrum Alliance Board voting opens June 10. I'm voting for Alex Sloley for the Member-Elected Director seat, and I'm hoping you'll join me. His platform: voice.alexsloley.com
Two-liner
Hey, did you know Scrum Alliance Board voting opens June 10? There's one seat the membership votes for directly. I'm voting for Alex Sloley, and I'm hoping you'll join me. He's running on a "every voice heard" platform that fits the role.

His campaign: voice.alexsloley.com
Personalized ask (for someone you know well)
[Their name],

[Real opener. Something about them, recent work, last conversation.]

Quick one. Alex Sloley is on the ballot for the SA Member-Elected Director seat this cycle. Voting runs June 10 to 24. I'm backing him. If you have a minute when the ballot lands, would mean a lot if you'd take a look.

Platform: voice.alexsloley.com

[Your name]
Where Voices Land

Ranked by leverage. Pick what fits how you already show up.

LinkedIn
Broadest visibility. Your direct network plus second-degree reach. Use the LinkedIn kit above. A short post with one personal sentence outperforms a long one without.
Your email list
For example, if you're a CST or a trainer with a student list, you can use the email kit above. Highest direct-reach channel for people who already know and trust you.
Slack / Discord communities
Scrum and agile communities, trainer and coach Slacks, alumni Slacks, regional agile groups. Post the 60-second blurb to relevant channels, not every channel.
Direct DMs
Highest conversion per contact. Send to people you actually know. The personalized ask in the DM kit gives you a frame.
In-person
Meetups, conferences, hallway conversations. Mention it once. Not pushy. People remember when it comes up naturally.
Your One-Line Frame

If you want to write a single sentence in your own voice, this is the frame that holds up best.

The pattern

"[Your lived experience with Alex] makes me believe he would [a specific thing he'd push for on the board]."

Examples

  • Watching Alex co-chair the Agile Alliance Coaching Ethics Initiative makes me believe he would push for the same rigor at Scrum Alliance.
  • Having taken one of his Scrum Alliance microcredential courses makes me believe he would advocate for trainers and the courses we deliver.
  • Working alongside Alex at the IAF makes me believe he would bring real cross-organizational thinking into the boardroom.
  • Reading his book on community building makes me believe he would treat Scrum Alliance like the community it actually is.

Why this shape works

Lived experience earns the trust. The specific board action shows what the trust is for. No abstract praise, no candidate-speak. Sounds like you.