Creative Techniques for Project Success

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Event Date:

Monday, September 20, 2010 - 11:30 - 13:00

Creative Techniques for Project Success

featuring

Joanne Aaronson, Rev., PMP, EIIS

Registration and Cost

The M2D2 Event is free of charge and open to all interested PMs. Preregistration is not required.

When:

Monday, September 20, 2010, 11:30am to 1:00pm

Where:

Department of Agriculture
12th 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

Creative Techniques for Project Success

The presentation illustrates several creative tools, techniques and a case study to show just how important being creative is to project success.
Working level examples are presented to encourage project leaders to incorporate these creative techniques to get the work done with fun, flair and accomplish some team building to boot. Learn how to power up your creativity!

About the Speaker

Joanne Aaronson, Rev., PMP, EIIS

Joanne Aaronson, PMP is an author, speaker, trainer, consultant and coach. Her innovative workshops and presentations have been extremely well-received with evaluations being “exceptional”, “awesome”, “one of the best we’ve had” and “more than expected”. She uses a unique blend of real world corporate experience with creativity and intuitive development training to facilitate empowerment in the individual to achieve their true potential.
Besides being a Project Management Professional (PMP), Joanne holds an undergraduate degree in Physics from the University of Denver and has completed graduate work in Technology Management from the University of Maryland. In addition, she’s received certifications in intuitive development from the Institute for Intuitive Studies (EIIS) in Virginia Beach.

Combined with over 20 years of project/program management experience in both the public and private sectors, she has used her techniques to successfully bring in projects on time and within budget both nationally and internationally. Using her intuitive abilities for strategic advantage, she’s conceptualized and led many national and international projects through the full life cycle of development, with some being conducted in a totally virtual environment. Joanne is the recipient of several industry awards for excellence in project management.