New Option for Earning Your PDU's

Thinking about becoming a certified Project Management Professional (PMP)? Or maybe you are a PMP and need some PDU's to keep your certification?

We have a new offering to help! Today we are announcing our new e-learning product What You Need to Know About Risk Management.

2 PDU's for under $50 USD is a great deal! But beyond that, you'll get practical learning that you can apply in your organization regardless of the corporate culture.

Click here to learn more!

Labels: e-learning, PMP certification, project management, Project Management Institute, risk management

posted by Andy at 5:33 PM  

Clarification about my "Lipstick on a Pig" keynote :)

Just a quick note that our Lipstick on a Pig keynote does not intentionally or unintentionally refer to or demean any political or public figure, living or dead. :)

For what it's worth, I encourage you to keep your eyes open for leadership lessons throughout this year's US Presidential elections. Regardless of whether you live in the States or not, the lessons abound: both in positive and negative examples.

Any observations? Feel free to leave a comment.

Labels: keynotes, Lipstick on a Pig

posted by Andy at 5:48 AM  

You are invited! Free webcast to learn how to manage risks

Risks are a daily part of being a leader. It's not a matter of if things will go differently than you planned: it's only a matter of when.

One of my favorite employees ever said, "The project schedule is the schedule for exactly how the project will not occur!"

Yet I find few people have a practical understanding of risk management. What if there were some straightforward steps you and your team could take to get a better grip on the projects you are working on?

There are. And we're offering a free webcast to help you learn.

Date: Thursday, September 18
Time: 11:00am Central (Noon Eastern, 9:00am Pacific)
Duration: 45 minutes

Click here to register. I look forward to meeting you!

P.S. For a recent article about risks, check out this newsletter issue.

Labels: illusion, risk management, webcasts

posted by Andy at 10:19 AM