Chapter Meeting
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Program
We will open at 5:20 pm to give attendees a walkthrough of the tool, and networking sessions start at 5:30.
5:30 – 6:00 pm
Message from our Chapter President and Chapter updates.
6:00 – 7:00 pm
(1 PDU Strategic and .5 Leadership)
Project Knowledge for Resilience, Wellbeing, and Reinvention
Knowledge Café construct creates the right space and mindset to ignite your mind for resilience, innovation, and reinvention!
COVID-19 scrambled everything. The risk of knowledge loss has increased. Organizations and project managers must lead with clarity while building trust as we recover. Knowledge exchange through—human interactions are the most significant channels for transferring all human core capabilities like curiosity, empathy, resilience, sense-making, reinvention, and wisdom. Human faces around a cup of tea or coffee are irreplaceable, whether face-to-face or virtual.
The Project manager must jettison those knowledge, skills and learnings that have decreasing values like lapels and technical-skill-only and embrace the skills that have increasing values like empathy, business intelligence, curiosity, and knowledge management for resilience and reinvention. At the end of this presentation, attendees will learn how to:
- Explore how knowledge transfer enables resilience, innovation, and reinvention for physical, mental, and financial health
- Identify strategies for realignment to lead through uncertainties
- Positioning for reinvention— redesigning yourself and organizations for tomorrow.
- Ignite your mind, optimize your knowledge for resilience, and reinvention with knowledge.
Speaker:
Benjamin Anyacho, MBA, PMP Global citizen Benjamin Anyacho, a Nigerian-born Texan for about two decades, is passionate, a quintessential project and portfolio manager, knowledge management (KM) cognoscente for 20+ years, with a mission to mentor one million servant-leaders. He is a fun, engaging and author, including the upcoming thriller, The Knowledge Cafe. Complex-complicated projects and stakeholders are his bailiwicks. He simplifies complexities and gets knowledge transferred seamlessly. Benjamin’s works have been recognized locally and globally. He has presented original content (research papers and presentations) at multiple PMI Global conferences and LIM, NASEM-TRB, AASHTO, university commencements, symposia, etc., and a Journal of Knowledge Management reviewer.
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