Project Management 2030: ¿are we ready for what is coming?

Project management is changing. Are you changing with it?

We invite you to a unique, 100% in-person event where we will explore the present and, above all, the future of one of the most promising professions in the world: Project Management.

Project Management 2030

This will be the first meeting in a series of three events that will address the major challenges and transformations that this discipline is undergoing. On this occasion, we are bringing together national and international leaders to discuss in depth the state of the art in project management.

At this first meeting, we will be joined by some key figures:

• Alfonso Bucero, founder of the PMI chapters in Madrid and Barcelona, author and communicator. PMI Fellow. A pillar of Project Management in Spain.
• Antonio Nieto-Rodríguez, President of the Global PMI Board in 2016, writer, lecturer, Thinkers50. The Spaniard with the greatest global influence in the profession.

• Elisabet Duocastella i Pla, former president of PMI Barcelona, trainer and consultant in project management, pioneer in emerging methodologies.
• Joaquín Azcárraga Urteaga, multifaceted project manager, expert in predictive and agile environments.
• José Daniel Esterkin, former president of PMI Buenos Aires, trainer and consultant in project management..
• M. Socorro García Cascales, President of AEIPRO and Professor in the Engineering Projects Department at the Polytechnic University of Cartagena.

The debate will be moderated by:

– Ángel Águeda Barrero, Managing Director of EvergreenPM.com, trainer, eclectic, multifaceted and innovative consultant.

– Claudia Patricia Salas, Consultant and Trainer. Director of the Master’s Degree in Project Management at the European University.

An opportunity to listen, debate and share with those who are setting the course for Project Management.

Free admission with prior registration: Project Management 2030: Are you prepared for what is coming?

Reserve your spot now. Places are limited and this event promises to mark a turning point in how we understand project management.