Take a morning break with your peers in the project management community. Join us for a virtual coffee discussion, hosted by Eugene Branch President, Jay Arrera. 

Bring your war stories, project challenges, and successes to share with the group.

As the COVID-19 crisis spread to a global pandemic many businesses were forced to make a shift to a purely virtual landscape. This unprecedented mass shift forced leaders to scramble in an attempt to find solutions to the new challenges in communicating with their employees, keeping them engaged, and holding them accountable to ensure business could continue as usual. 

HiPPO, the acronym for "highest paid person's opinion," is the manager who pops into your project at the last moment and offers an opinion on what to do to make the project, or product, a success. This may or may not be a great idea. In this discussion, we will examine how you can depersonalize decision-making and make the decision about facts, not what the HiPPO thinks. We will investigate healthy conflict, and respectful interjection with meaningful data.

Global Conference is the annual event for professionals in project management.

In just three days, you’ll have the opportunity to learn, share insights, and network with thousands of like-minded professionals globally. Take advantage of your chance to earn up to 18 PDUs to help maintain the certification that you've worked for! When you leave, you’ll bring with you knowledge and skills you can apply as soon as you're back to work.

PMO Symposium is a must-attend, four-day event for PMO leaders, from the organization that knows your profession best.

PMO Symposium 2020 will give you the skills, strategies and solutions to create a PMO that’s future-fit. One that adapts rapidly to deliver projects and programs that transform the organization. And one your leaders turn to for advice on how to stay future-ready in a constantly disrupting world.