Upcoming Events

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EVENTS
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STORYTELLING WITH PECHAKUCHA.
This event builds on the PMI literary cannon relating to Storytelling in Project
Management. The event is part of a PMI UK series to support National
Storytelling Week (Jan 30th – Feb 5 2022).
Tunde will be discussing: Skills Development - How to learn any skill, Master it
and Lead others.
An insight into the four stages of learning and how tools, mentors,
volunteering and teaching others can increase your level of competence.
Maureen will be discussing: I love chocolate…!
Keen to talk about something that is completely unrelated to my research
area and expertise, I decided to choose to talk about a very different topic
and one of my great passion – chocolate. Chocolate (and not just any
chocolate!) is something that I adore and eat everyday. I love to share it
with my friends and I love to talk about it in great details.
Greg will be discussing: Don’t loose your head, project management lessons
from history, with King Louis XIV of France
Better known for Versailles and the beautification of French architecture
and culture, King Louis XIV of France was an ultimate quality mad sponsor.
Versailles alone costing around $6bn in 1774 (circa $120bn+ in today’s
money!)
Don’t loose your head.
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2ND FEBRUARY 2022 AT 12 PM
Tunde Ajia
Maureen Papas
Greg Krawczyk
9TH FEBRUARY 2022 AT 12 PM
SWIPE RIGHT: FINDING THE RIGHT PM TOOL FOR YOUR
PROJECT.
60-80% of all problems on a project are due to clash of values,
personalities, and leadership challenges.
Cognitive diversity is often referred to as the immune system of
a team as it contributes to improved performance. However, it
can also lead to disaster. The degree of psychological safety and
the level of cultural intelligence and inclusion will determine the
level of success or disaster.
Learn about the 3 invisible forces that make or break a project
team and where people are no longer wasting time, money, and
energy on self-defeating and conflicting goals.
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HOW TO HARNESS DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION TO BOOST
PROJECT PERFORMANCE?
15TH MARCH 2022 AT 12 PM
60-80% of all problems on a project are due to clash of values,
personalities, and leadership challenges.
Cognitive diversity is often referred to as the immune system of
a team as it contributes to improved performance. However, it
can also lead to disaster. The degree of psychological safety and
the level of cultural intelligence and inclusion will determine the
level of success or disaster.
Learn about the 3 invisible forces that make or break a project
team and where people are no longer wasting time, money, and
energy on self-defeating and conflicting goals.
Crystal Richards
Marina Ibrahim
Register here