Our remaining Thought Leadership Forum for 2018 will tentatively be held in Indonesia.
More information will be available shortly on our Future Thought Leadership Forums page and tickets will be sold via EventBrite.
Our first TLF of 2019 will be held in Turkey.
Our remaining Thought Leadership Forum for 2018 will tentatively be held in Indonesia.
More information will be available shortly on our Future Thought Leadership Forums page and tickets will be sold via EventBrite.
Our first TLF of 2019 will be held in Turkey.
We are excited to hold our fortieth Thought Leadership Forum in Vienna 23-24 February 2018.
We are partnered with International Projekt Management Association and held at the Vienna University of Economics and Business Welthandelsplatz 1, 1020 Vienna.
If you are a member of IPMA, APM, AIPM, you are represented at GAPPS – please contact the GAPPS Secretariat at info(@)globalpmstandards.org for more information.
Nearby hotel recommendations are:
Contact our Secretariat if you have any questions at info(at)globalpmstandards.org
We are excited to hold our fortieth Thought Leadership Forum in Vienna 23-24 February 2018.
We are partnered with International Projekt Management Association and held at the Vienna University of Economics and Business Welthandelsplatz 1, 1020 Vienna.
Register and purchase your tickets at our online event page TLF40.
Nearby hotel recommendations are:
Contact our Secretariat if you have any questions at info(at)globalpmstandards.org
Our upcoming 38th Thought Leadership Forum will be hosted by APM and London South Bank University on 26-27 June 2017.
More details will be released shortly.
Our next forum is hosted by the Autónoma University in Lisbon, Portugal.
Share your ideas, energy, and insights to challenge current practice and design project futures.
Combining open discussion and workshops, the Thought Leadership Forum brings together academics and practitioners with diverse experiences to share their knowledge and collaborate to build open source tools. Delegates pitch their ideas in a flexible program addressing gaps at their organisation or use their expertise to assist others. All tools are open sourced and available free to the wider project management community.
Workshops are followed by dinners strengthening relationships with delegates in a jovial atmosphere while enjoying great food and wine at some of Lisbon’s best restaurants.
Workshops flow across Wednesday 22 and Thursday 23 March 2017 – delegates are encouraged to attend both days.
We are excited to partner with Autónoma University in Lisbon, Portugal for our next TLF to be held on 22nd and 23rd March 2017.
More information will be announced shortly.
Join the GAPPS TLF36 project hackathon at our upcoming Thought Leadership Forum to share your ideas, energy, and insights to challenge current practice and design project futures.
Hosted by the Project Management Program at Sydney University, we have also partnered with the Australian Institute of Project Management to engage and redefine project practice.
Register and purchase your ticket at EventBrite
We are excited to announce our next TLF will be held in The Netherlands on 29-30 June 2018. Watch this space for more information as it is announced.
It will be preceded by a session with International Centre for Complex Project Management (ICCPM) “Focusing on Leadership” on 28 June.
For more information on the TLF go to our page here.
For more information on the ICCPM event, please go to the ICCPM page here.
Dr Yacoub Petro, inaugural winner of our 2016 Capstone students project ‘Leaders of the Future’ competition, presented and lead discussion on his doctoral thesis and associated White Paper funded and published by Project Management Institute titled “Ambidexterity through Project Portfolio Management: Resolving Paradoxes in Organizations” (2017).
Dr Petro explained that organizational ambidexterity is defined as the ability of an organization to simultaneously explore the market and the surrounding environment, exploiting their corporate knowledge and resources in order to improve performance and ensure sustainability. The aim is to build on current strengths while responding to business challenges of a changing environment. This can be done in an increasingly ‘projectified’ world by utilizing an ambidextrous approach to project portfolio management.
The White Paper is available at https://www.pmi.org/learning/library?ContentType=Published+Research&sortdefinition=PublicationDateDesc
Dr Petro’s presentation is available to view here Vienna TLF 40 Feb 2018 – The Four Dimensions of Success.
Play an active role in the development of Complex Project Manager Standards!
This year, ICCPM is collaborating with GAPPS to review the Complex Project Manager Standards. These standards are available to project/program mangers worldwide, outlining the competencies, paradigms (mindset), behaviour, knowledge and special attributes project managers need to operate effectively within the complex project environment.
GAPPS, The Global Alliance for the Project Professions, has for nearly 20 years been the gateway to the world of project management, writing performance based standards for project delivery and mapping various project standards for associations and governments.
As a member of the ICCPM community, we would like to invite you to attend this event, contributing your knowledge and ideas regarding Complex Projects to help review and develop these standards further. You will also have the opportunity to hear from the experience of Senior CPM leaders and executives to learn from their many insights.
Registration information on the ICCPM website here