IEEE Technology Management Council - Two Brains are Better than One
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Leslie Martinich
Jan 11, 2010, 11:53:47 AM1/11/10
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The future of work is project work! But individuals and organizations
struggle with how to manage projects successfully – nearly two-thirds
of workplace projects fail to meet their targets or must be
terminated. In contrast, studies of projects that have performed
phenomenally well attribute much of their success to the right brain –
a powerful processing juggernaut that is often misunderstood and whose
potential is scarcely used. Join us for “Two Brains Are Better Than
One: Right-Brain Leadership for Projects”, an entertaining and
informative presentation on the important career skill of managing and
leading projects. Learn tips that you can apply immediately to be
effective on projects, and build a solid foundation for successful and
rewarding projects.
struggle with how to manage projects successfully – nearly two-thirds
of workplace projects fail to meet their targets or must be
terminated. In contrast, studies of projects that have performed
phenomenally well attribute much of their success to the right brain –
a powerful processing juggernaut that is often misunderstood and whose
potential is scarcely used. Join us for “Two Brains Are Better Than
One: Right-Brain Leadership for Projects”, an entertaining and
informative presentation on the important career skill of managing and
leading projects. Learn tips that you can apply immediately to be
effective on projects, and build a solid foundation for successful and
rewarding projects.
Date: Wednesday, January 13
Time: 11:30am – 1:00pm
Location: Mirabelle Restaurant, 8127 Mesa Drive
Cost: $18 at the door
RSVP Required: RSVP here: http://meetings.vtools.ieee.org/meeting_view/list_meeting/1375
Our speaker, Dr. Michael Aucoin, PE, PMP is an internationally
recognized leader in innovative approaches to the challenges of the
high velocity workplace. I believe you will find many useful tips to
help you with success in your projects. Hope to see you soon!
Leslie
Leslie Martinich
Faculty, Engineering Leadership Institute, next offering Sept 13, 2010
Engineering Ethics
Past VP Publications, IEEE Technology Management Council
Principal, Competitive Focus
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