Join our expert SeminarsWorld® instructors in Scottsdale to network and learn with your peers in small-group, topic-intensive seminars aligned with the PMI Talent Triangle® while you earn up to 28 PDUs and 2.8 Continuing Education Units.
Join our expert SeminarsWorld® instructors in San Antonio to network and learn with your peers in small-group, topic-intensive seminars aligned with the PMI Talent Triangle® while you earn up to 28 PDUs and 2.8 Continuing Education Units.
Join our expert SeminarsWorld® instructors in the Washington D.C. area to network and learn with your peers in small-group, topic-intensive seminars aligned with the PMI Talent Triangle® while you earn up to 28 PDUs and 2.8 Continuing Education Units.
Join our expert SeminarsWorld® instructors in Pittsburgh to network and learn with your peers in small-group, topic-intensive seminars aligned with the PMI Talent Triangle® while you earn up to 28 PDUs and 2.8 Continuing Education Units.
Looking for insights and inspiration? Join us at EMEA Congress in June. EMEA Congress 2020 will teach you the concepts, skills and behaviours to help shape the future. Each year, it brings together hundreds of professionals in project, programme and portfolio management from around the world for three days of cutting-edge education, knowledge-sharing and networking. There are also many PDU earning opportunities.
Join our expert SeminarsWorld® instructors in Orlando to network and learn with your peers in small-group, topic-intensive seminars aligned with the PMI Talent Triangle® while you earn up to 28 PDUs and 2.8 Continuing Education Units.
Join our expert SeminarsWorld® instructors in Chicago to network and learn with your peers in small-group, topic-intensive seminars aligned with the PMI Talent Triangle® while you earn up to 28 PDUs and 2.8 Continuing Education Units.
Join our expert SeminarsWorld® instructors in Boston to network and learn with your peers in small-group, topic-intensive seminars aligned with the PMI Talent Triangle® while you earn up to 28 PDUs and 2.8 Continuing Education Units.
Global Conference is the annual event for professionals in project management. In just three days, you’ll have the opportunity to learn, share insights, and network with thousands of like-minded professionals globally. Take advantage of your chance to earn up to 18 PDUs to help maintain the certification that you've worked for! When you leave, you’ll bring with you knowledge and skills you can apply as soon as you're back to work.
We start the new decade with a bang as we present the 13th edition of our annual virtual conference and exhibition! Whether you’re a seasoned PM or new to the field, PMXPO provides an excellent opportunity to learn, network, earn PDUs and broaden your perspective on project management. This year’s show is headlined by keynote speaker Cara Brookins, a bestselling author who rebuilt her broken family by building her own house watching “how-to” videos on YouTube.
Join us for PMO Symposium 2020. PMO Symposium is a must-attend, four-day event for PMO leaders, from the organization that knows your profession best. PMO Symposium 2020 will give you the skills, strategies and solutions to create a PMO that’s future-fit. One that adapts rapidly to deliver projects and programs that transform the organization. And one your leaders turn to for advice on how to stay future-ready in a constantly disrupting world. Earn up to 16 PDUs.
Join our expert SeminarsWorld® instructors in San Diego to network and learn with your peers in small-group, topic-intensive seminars aligned with the PMI Talent Triangle® while you earn up to 28 PDUs and 2.8 Continuing Education Units.
Join our expert SeminarsWorld® instructors in Las Vegas to network and learn with your peers in small-group, topic-intensive seminars aligned with the PMI Talent Triangle® while you earn up to 28 PDUs and 2.8 Continuing Education Units.
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