Power up your Project Leadership in 2024

  Leadership  

As you look ahead into 2024, what trends is it important that you be aware of? What skills will you need to better prepare yourself to embrace those trends?
 
In the PMI Global Megatrends 2022 report we learn about the trends affecting our world as a first step to overcoming or embracing them: this included challenges in digital disruption, climate crises, demographic shifts, economic shifts, labour shortages, and civil rights and equality. Project professionals are born changemakers primed to overcome these challenges and help turn ideas into reality. As these trends continue to unfold in the world around us, it is time we turn our attention to how we can supercharge our skills to make change possible. To overcome these challenges project professionals need more than technical skills. They need to power up their leadership and responsive skills and help others do the same. Power skills top the list of the most important capabilities project managers need and include skills such as relationship building, collaboration, strategic thinking, and an innovative mindset. In this dialogue we will explore the question of ‘how can project managers lead for the future of work with power skills’? We will explore how project professionals can transform the way they lead by leaning into power skills referenced in PMI’s Pulse of the Profession 2023 report in order to deliver more value, work smarter and align with shifts happening in the workplace. Participants will leave the session with a better understanding of how to lead for the future of work, and with a personal action plan of what they can do to develop their own leadership practice.
 
Come and join us as we kick off 2024 together and explore a different kind of New Year's resolution.

In the PMI Global Megatrends 2022 report we learn about the trends affecting our world as a first step to overcoming or embracing them: this included challenges in digital disruption, climate crises, demographic shifts, economic shifts, labour shortages, and civil rights and equality. Project professionals are born changemakers primed to overcome these challenges and help turn ideas into reality. As these trends continue to unfold in the world around us, it is time we turn our attention to how we can supercharge our skills to make change possible. To overcome these challenges project professionals need more than technical skills. They need to power up their leadership and responsive skills and help others do the same. Power skills top the list of the most important capabilities project managers need and include skills such as relationship building, collaboration, strategic thinking, and an innovative mindset. In this dialogue we will explore the question of ‘how can project managers lead for the future of work with power skills’? We will explore how project professionals can transform the way they lead by leaning into power skills referenced in PMI’s Pulse of the Profession 2023 report in order to deliver more value, work smarter and align with shifts happening in the workplace. Participants will leave the session with a better understanding of how to lead for the future of work, and with a personal action plan of what they can do to develop their own leadership practice.