Volume IX - Issue IV - April 2007
PM Education News
Expert Seminars to Open PM Days'07 in Vienna Three expert seminars have been scheduled to highlight the pre-programme of the PM Days’07 “PROJECTS & MANAGEMENT: From 9 to 5?” on Sunday, 6th May 2007 at the hotel "NH Danube City" (‘Wagramer Strasse 21, 1220 Vienna, Austria).  International top experts like Lynn Crawford, Roland Gareis, Martina Huemann, Mary McKinlay and Bernd Lauer offer the possibility for participants with advanced pm expertise to further develop their knowledge about programme and project portfolio management, management auditing of projects and programmes, and assessment centers in a project-oriented Company. Learning about newest developments in project, programme and process management as well as networking in a group of experienced seminar participants are major advantages. The limited number of participants will guarantee an optimum learning experience and allow enough time to meet the individual needs of the participants. Please draw your attention to the following expert seminars (to be held in English):
For further information regarding the expert seminars and the PM Days’07 itself please visit www.pmtage.at or contact the project manager Ms. Claudia Fehrerberger at claudia.fehrerberger@rgc.at
Professor Sebastian Green of UC Cork to chair  Professor Sebastian Green, head of the Department of Management & Marketing at the University College Cork (UCC), Cork, Ireland has been named chair of the 2007 Academic Forum for the International Project Management Association (IPMA). Professor Green is also an International Editorial Advisor for the PM World Today eJournal (www.pmworldtoday.net) and a faculty member for the Institute of Project Management of Ireland (http://www.projectmanagement.ie). The IPMA Academic Forum is an event for academics to come together to: reflect, collaborate, discuss and enrich the contribution they make to the ongoing development of project management beyond its current conceptual foundations. The Academic Forum presents a platform for discussions between Academia the IPMA and Project Management specialists, as well as between and among representatives from academic institutions with graduate, undergraduate and research programs in project management. The Forum will aim to stimulate critical thinking and scholarship in Project Management research and practice and in Project Management education. The next IPMA Academic Forum will take place in Cracow, Poland at the 21st IPMA World Congress on Project Management in June 2007. A half-day workshop will consider:
Many PM academics are working in the fields of portfolio, programme and project management, and performance management as well as in the ‘generic disciplines of strategic management, leadership studies and organization theory. The IPMA Academic Forum is relevant to business academics, educators, business consultants, project management specialists, project government officials and media. For more information, contact Professor Green at s.green@ucc.ie. For information about the IPMA congress and Academic Forum in Cracow, Poland, visit www.ipma2007.com/.
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