I’ll be speaking at the Association for Project Management conference in London later this month. I’m on the agenda for the first day, Wednesday 29 October, as part of the ‘Right Projects, Right People’ strand. I’ll be talking about what project managers need to do to make sure they have the skills to keep up with the pace of modern business practices. The paper is called Keeping up: aligning project management to real business, although this isn’t showing on the website yet.
It’s not too late to reserve a place for the conference, so if you’d like to attend hop over to the APM website and sign up. If you aren’t able to make it, I’ll be writing about my conference appearance here afterwards, so you’ll be able to read more about the topic and the event.
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