Global Speaker Exchange Webinar - Recovering Troubled Projects - Don't Eat the Marshmallow
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The March Speaker Exchange webinar features two presentations that will be simulcast globally, courtesy of the PMIWDC Chapter-to-Chapter Outreach program.
Both sessions will each be held twice to accommodate international viewers in other time zones. The webinars are free for PMIWDC members and members or C2C Speaker Exchange organizations.
- Morning Session
- Evening Session
- Times are US EDT, -0400 UTC
Identifying and Recovering Troubled Projects
featuring
Ricardo Viana Vargas
11:00am to 12:15pm, March 25,
2010 and
9:00pm to 10:15pm, March 25, 2010
Don't Eat the Marshmallow Yet
featuring
Dr. Joachim de Posada
12:30pm to 1:45pm, March 25,
2010
and
10:30pm to 11:45pm, March 25, 2010
About the Webinar
This PMIWDC webinar is being presented globally, and is available to anyone interested in attending.
Attendees will receive 2.5 PDUs. (Note that you can not receive 5 PDUs from attending both sessions. The two sessions are identical)
- Morning Session Registration: 11:00am ET to 1:45pm ET
- Evening Session Registration: 9:00pm ET to 11:45pm ET
- All times are USA Eastern Daylight Time (EDT) -0400 UTC
Cost
PMIWDC and C2C Chapters: Free
The session is free of
charge to PMIWDC members, and to members of the C2C Speaker Exchange
Program.
Non-Members: $5.00
Members of the following groups may attend free of charge.
United States
- PMIWDC - The PMI Washington DC Chapter
- PMI-Houston
- PMI Keystone Chapter
- PMI-San Francisco Bay Area
- PMI-South Florida Chapter
Central America
- PMI-Costa Rica
- PMI-Mexico
- PMI-Panama
- Epherion - Guatemala
South America
- PMI-Argentina
- PMI-Chile
- PMI-Columbia
- PMI-Ecuador
- PMI-Peru
- PMI-Uruguay
Europe
- PMI-Madrid
Asia
- PMI Bangalore
- PMI Pearl City (Hyderabad)
- PMI Kerala
- PMI Mumbai
Interested in becoming part of the C2C speakers exchange program? Contact us to learn more.
Date and Time:
Thursday, March 25, 2010
First Session: 11:00am ET to 1:45pm ET
Identifying and Recovering Troubled Projects : 11:00am to 12:15pm
Don't Eat the Marshmallow Yet: 12:30pm to 1:45pm
Second Session: 9:00pm ET to 11:45pm ET
Identifying and Recovering Troubled Projects : 9:00pm to 10:15pm
Don't Eat the Marshmallow Yet: 10:30pm to 11:45pm
Online webcast via www.pmiwdc.org
About the Speakers
Ricardo Viana Vargas
Ricardo Viana Vargas is a project, portfolio and risk management specialist. During the past 15 years, he has been responsible for over 80 major projects in various countries in the areas of petroleum, energy, infrastructure, telecommunications, information technology and finances, comprising an investment portfolio of over 18 billion dollars.
He was the first Latin American volunteer to be elected Chairman of the Board for the Project Management Institute (PMI), the largest project management organization in the world with close to 500,000 members and certified professionals in 175 countries.
He has written ten books on project management, published in Portuguese and English, which have sold over 200,000 copies throughout the world. In 2005 he received the PMI Distinguished Award for his contribution to the development of project management and the PMI Professional Development Product of the Year award for the PMDome® workshop, considered the best project management training solution in the world.
Joachim de Posada
Joachim de Posada is a bilingual public speaker, radio personality, author and newspaper columnist who has provided motivational coaching for the Milwaukee Bucks, the Los Angeles Lakers, and the Panamanian Olympic team, among dozens of other professional sports teams. He has conducted sales and management programs for such major corporate clients as Verizon, Pfizer, Kodak, Xerox, 3M, and Continental Airlines, in addition to many others. Joachim de Posada is the author of numerous motivational books and media including How to Survive Among Piranhas













