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Let the World See Taiwan: This Time, the World Said It for Us
A regional Scrum gathering earned itself a global case study — written not by us, but by Scrum Alliance's own official account, followed by 440,000 people. 221 attendees, a full day of hands-on work, a 9.27 satisfaction score, an NPS of 71 (on a -100 to +100 scale), and 70% of the room at management level or above — the group that gave the highest marks of all. This wasn't the size of the event. It was seven months of preparation, a team of volunteers who were trusted to lead, and the nerve to put "Let the World See Taiwan" on the closing video's opening title. Real scale is never something you claim for yourself — it's something other people choose to say about you.
3,000 Votes Against 1.5 Million: Taiwan Wins the Only Member-Elected Seat, and Gives the Salary Back
Out of a global electorate of 1.5 million, one Taiwanese candidate won the single member-elected seat on the Scrum Alliance Board of Directors. Taiwan holds roughly 3,000 of those votes — two in a thousand. The interesting part is not the win. It is what the win came with: a seat that expires on December 31, and a full director's salary donated back to the organization on day ten. That was not modesty. It was a control mechanism.