February 15, 2018 Community of Practice (CoP)
Topic: Do you enjoy being a Project Manager?
Do you find project management an enjoyable and fulfilling profession? Does it bring a sense of accomplishment to you? Are you proud to say, “I am a Project Manager.”? Has it, ‘treated you well’ so to speak over your career span?
Do you find it fun? If not these things, then why not?
As newer generations move into the workforce they say more than ever they want professions that provide more than a paycheque. They want a sense of purpose, a job and workplace that aligns with their values, makes a positive difference in the world, and provides fulfilment and accomplishment, all-the-while being enjoyable and gratifying.
In this interactive session (with no presentation!) we will explore if project management does, and more importantly – can and should, meet those objectives.
Your homework! – Bring to the session at least one idea of how this is, or could be, true.
It should be a fun and productive session, see you there!
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Date: Time: |
Thursday, February 15, 2018 12:00 to 1:30 pm |
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Registration Deadline: |
Wednesday, February 14, 2018 |
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Requirements: Cost: PDUs: Other: Contact: |
Must be a member of PMINAC Free 1.5 PDUs Bring your own lunch (or eat before coming) Brian Aucoin, B.Ed., PMP director_communityofpractice@pminac.com |
Facilitator: Ken Harbeck
Ken has been in the project management field for over 35 years. With over 17,000 documented project management experience hours in such widely-diverse fields as commercial printing, computer networks, insurance, energy, software development, healthcare and now higher education; none of it necessarily makes him an ‘expert’, however it does mean he’s seen a few things!.
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