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Friday

02 October 2020

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 About the presentation: 

“An organisation is a community of discourse. Leadership is about shaping the nature of the discourse.” ~ Robert Kegan
Each conversation you have is potentially a moment of truth. As a Project Manager and Leader the outcome of a conversation can move you forward or hold you back. Therefore, effective conversations are an essential ingredient in the fuel that make projects successful.
As you’ll know, some conversations are easier than others. However, this varies from person to person and context to context. 
In this webinar you’ll learn about:
·         3 areas where conversational skill will help you improve your influence as a Project Manager
·         5 key conversations that you should master
·         4 skills to improve your conversational capacity
·         Tools to help Project Managers and their teams understand and build their conversational capacity and skills
There will be little theory. We’ll focus on practical advice, tips and experiential learning that you can apply immediately afterwards. 

Bio Speaker:

Gerry Murray works with individuals and teams who want to be more productive and effective so they can perform at their best. High performing individuals and teams can consistently create value for themselves and their organisations or clients. His early career was spent in professional communications. Since 2014 his work is focused around talent and potential in organisations and he combines this with his ongoing study of the brain, including his own! To peek inside Gerry’s brain you can read his weekly posts https://bit.ly/2RTSd8d or visit his website https://www.gerrymurray.com

About PM Fair 2020, the digital fair:

Firstly, for reasons that should be obvious to all, this year’s event will be virtual and not physical: we are going online. No physical face-to-face sessions are envisaged. Instead, the congress will be made up of a series of webinars, online workshops and master classes.

Whilst presenting numerous challenges, this also provides plenty of opportunities.

The congress will be spread over an entire week, from Monday the 28th of September, through to, and including, Saturday the 3rd of October. The intention is to offer morning ‘coffee time’ sessions, along with lunch time opportunities, and additional sessions in the early or late evening, thereby maximising the possibility for our members to participate, either in live webinars, or by accessing recorded sessions.

In addition, ‘going virtual’ enables us to extend our existing wonderful relationship with our friends and neighbours, and present PM Fair 2020 in conjunction with from PMI Netherlands and PMI Luxembourg.