Re-Inventing Risk Management
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Re-Inventing Risk Management
featuring
Dev Raheja
Registration and Cost
The M2D2 Event is free of charge and open to all interested PMs. Preregistration is not required.
When:
Monday, August 16, 2010, 11:30am to 1:00pmWhere:
Department of Agriculture12th and Independence Ave, S.W.
Cafeteria Conference Room
Washington, DC
(Driving Directions)
Metro Accessible via Smithsonian Station
Photo ID is required to enter the facility
About the Program
Re-Inventing Risk Management
We need to re-think risk management. Current paradigms encourage living in delusion with speculations on low probability of risk as an excuse for taking marginal actions instead of looking for elegant solutions that enhance long term profitability. This presentation uses evidence based practices in aerospace, nuclear, and aviation industry and shows how to apply them to any project management. It’s not the people; it is the system that needs to be managed-doing right things at the right time!
About the Speaker
Dev RahejaDev Raheja, MS,CSP, is an international
risk management consultant with expertise in management of new product
and new projects, with a specialized focus efficiency and
speed of solutions to the aviation, medical and healthcare
industries.
He is a trainer, author, and shows clients how to earn high
return on investment in all the projects through creativity and
innovation. Being a true international consultant, he has conducted
training in several countries including Sweden, Australia, Japan,
Germany, UK, Singapore, Taiwan, South Africa, and Brazil. He has done
consulting work with Johnson & Johnson, Siemens Medical
Systems, General Electric, St. Francis Hospital, NASA, Apple computer,
Intel, Warner-Lambert, Johns Hopkins Hospital, GM, Boeing, Nissan, IBM,
Harley-Davidson, United Technologies, and the U.S. Government. He
helped a major Midwest company from going out of business to becoming a
world leader by offering a 15-year warranty, and saved a steel
manufacturing company over 200 million dollars.
Currently he is an Adjunct Professor at the Florida Tech for
its Bachelor’s degree in healthcare management, is the former National
Malcolm Baldridge Quality Award examiner, and frequently lectures at
the Johns Hopkins Quality and Safety Research Group.
