About the Team Member
With a background in software planning and experience across the creative, IT, self-development, and non-profit sectors, Anton Toshev brings a uniquely adaptable mindset to project and product management. He’s led European Commission KA1 Youth projects from approval to final report and thrives at the intersection of strategy, communication, and delivery. Today, he focuses on helping teams bring structure to chaos, build trust through process, and create value across industries.
On the WIARA blog, Anton shares insights about Agile project management, cross-sector collaboration, and human-centered delivery—drawing from diverse real-world experiences, reflective practice, and tested methodologies.
💡 What he writes about:
- Agile project management from a multidisciplinary lens—blending creative, tech, and educational ways of working
- Adapting frameworks like Scrum and Kanban to real teams with real complexity
- Bridging communication gaps between stakeholders, creatives, developers, and funders
- Good practices inspired by working with European programs, non-profits, and cross-cultural teams
Anton’s writing is reliable, thoughtful, and grounded in action. It’s for project leads, product teams, and changemakers who want to work smarter and lead with empathy.
“We don’t just manage tasks—we create momentum, meaning, and connection. Agile is a mindset, and I’m here to help you live it.”
Author's Posts

Remote Project Management Best Practices: Real-Life Tips for Global Teams

Five Ways to Write Good User Stories (Including Examples)

How to Prioritize Features Without Fighting About It - Part 1

Avoiding the Trap of Over-Detailing User Stories

The WIARA Project Delivery Playbook: How We Manage Agile Projects from Kickoff to Launch

The True Purpose of Daily Standups (And How to Make Them Work)

Progress Reporting Best Practices: Momentum, Blockers, and Decisions Explained

What Is Agile Really Like?

What’s in a Sprint? How We Plan, Execute, and Improve Every 2 Weeks

