7th Art of Projects Conference
From the Letters from Hungary Blog
by Laszlo J. Kremmer MBA, CSPO®, CSM®, PMP®
From the former President of the PMI Budapest, Hungarian Chapter comes this blog about hot PM topics, trends and best practices in Hungary! It will introduce different areas of life as a Hungarian PM, and also target PMs who need to work with Hungarian firms.
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500 Club,
AOP2019,
AOP2021,
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CAPM,
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DiplOMA,
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Év PM-je,
HOA,
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PMI Budapest,
PMI Chapter Award,
pmi.hu,
PMIef,
pmilim,
PMO Trendek,
PMP,
PMPUB,
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Projektalapú tanulás,
Speaker,
spotlight,
Susanne Madsen,
Webinar
Date
Looking for insights and inspiration? Join PMI Budapest, Hungarian Chapter “7th Art of Projects Conference” on 7th of November, 2019. in the Budapest Music Centre’s Conference Hall.
For 50 years, project and programme management professionals have made modern marvels possible. PMI Budapest, Hungarian Chapter “7th Art of Projects Conference” will teach you the concepts, skills, and behaviors to help shape the next 50. Thanks to our exciting new partnership with our excellent speakers, you will feel even more inspired to do it.
This year’s event features PMI Budapest, Hungarian Chapter’s first-ever Keynote Session delivered by James R. Snyder the founder of PMI – Project Management Institute to inspire and inform project management professionals.
In this unique and uplifting session, Jim is going to talk about “Reflections on the History of Project Management and the Project Management Institute”.
Please visit: http://pmibudapestevents.hu/
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Posted on: July 17, 2019 02:26 PM |
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