Don't Miss These Unique Opportunities at PMI Global Conference 2017 - Ask the Experts & PM Wars!
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This year's Global Conference includes two don't miss opportunities for all attendee who visit the Exhibit Hall: Ask the Expert and the inaugural PM Wars Tournament.
Ask the Expert
Ask the Expert is back by popular demand at PMI Global Conference 2017 as part of the event's career series! These one-on-one sessions allow you to discuss your project question or problem, get advice about navigating the project management career path, or talk through issues currently facing the profession from a trusted and established ProjectManagement.com expert.
You'll have the opportunity to meet with experts from various industries representing a wide variety of areas of expertise to discuss all things project management. You can learn more about our 2017 experts on the Critical Path and PMI Global Insights blogs. You can also register for time with one of the experts today by following this link!
PM Wars Tournament
The inaugural PM Wars Tournament will be hosted this year at the 2017 PMI Global Conference. Attendees of the conference can compete and demonstrate their skills and knowledge in a fun competition throughout Conference found in the Exhibit Hall.
This tournament will be conducted using a single elimination style bracket where the most knowledgeable PMs will advance. Registration is available now, as well as in the Exhibit Hall at the PM Wars booth at the start of the event; slots are limited and will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Reserve your tournament slot today and don't miss your chance to test your knowledge against other PMs.
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Ooooh. PM Wars is a hot topic here on the website, I bet it's a big draw at the Conference too. This is a cool idea. Maybe you could play Packman music?
I hope some people with the "GURU" badge show up.
Thanks Craig!
Stéphane Parent
Self Employed / Semi-retired| Leader Maker
Prince Edward Island, Canada
Good luck in the tournament, David!
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