As Project and Program Managers, we are ‘schooled’ on the technical aspects of the profession, and senior stakeholders will look at project size and delivery experience when making hiring decisions. At times the leadership aspect of our profession can get overshadowed, especially the criticality of developing an environment where teams can not only form but optimally perform.

The Thai Cave Rescue narrative is an amazing testament to what a team can accomplish when empowered and supported.

There are many key takeaways from the story...

Learning objectives:

1. The importance of fighting to maximize the subject matter expertise you acquire in building the team;
2. The importance of breaking down cultural and political barriers to allow the team to work together;
3. The criticality of aligned team goals, purpose and objectives;
4. Team members accepting what their assigned role on the team is and then focusing on the execution of that role and assignment;
5. How to overcome governance structures which can inadvertently work against the team’s ability to perform. And when a group of x-function talented, x-functional SMEs actually work together as a team, the amazing results team synergies can deliver, both in the development of extraordinary solutions and also delivering extraordinary outcomes.

Brad is a senior project management consultant (PMI, Prince2, MoP, Scrum Master certifications) with over three decades of professional project management experience in professional services. He has extensive experience managing large teams – including international - with a track record of leading high performing teams to extraordinary delivery results.  Brad is currently a Senior Project and Program Manager for Paradigm Consulting Group in Winnipeg.

We look forward to seeing you at our virtual event on December 3^rd       

Event Date: Tuesday, December 3^rd , 2024

Location: Online (link to be emailed to attendees prior to the event)

Agenda:

• 12:00 pm    Speaker presentation
• 1:00 pm      End of session

Fees:

• Free for Pre-Registered PMI Manitoba Members
• $15+GST for Pre-Registered Non-Members

Event Info:  

• Registration closes Monday, December 2, 2024, at 12:00 pm 
• Event attendance is worth one (1) Power Skills Professional Development Unit (PDU) 
• No refunds. Substitutions permitted providing the substitute is eligible for the same price.

Please email if you have any questions regarding:

• This event, Director of Monthly Programs -monthlyprograms@pmimanitoba.org
• Registration, IT Director, communications@pmimanitoba.org

PMI Manitoba Chapter no longer issues invoices for monthly program events. Registration can be paid through Debit or Credit Cards. 

Register!