Annual Learning Day for the Government of Canada's Project Management Community: Leading Projects in a Hybrid Work Environment (TRN3-E06)
Overview
Delivery method
Online
Duration
6 hours
Audience
All public servants at all levels
Description
Registration for this event is open to members of the federal public service as well as to the general public. If you are a member of the general public and wish to participate, register through this email.
The Canada School of Public Service is pleased to partner with the Investment Planning and Project Management Community of Practice to host the fifth annual learning day for the Government of Canada's project and program management community. This year's theme, Leading Projects in a Hybrid Work Environment, brings a new set of challenges, but also many new opportunities for learning.
This event features leaders who will share their thoughts, experiences and knowledge on how hybrid work has changed project management. They will provide insight on how the role of a project sponsor has evolved, how to launch new initiatives and how to manage a major project under difficult conditions.
Participants will learn about the skills and tools they need to effectively manage projects in a hybrid world. The event will also be an opportunity to celebrate the recipients of the Government of Canada Project Management Awards, and will allow the community to share other important aspects of project management in a government context.
By attending this event, participants can obtain Professional Development Units to help maintain their Project Management Institute certifications.
Speaker(s)
Pierre Le Manh, President and CEO, Project Management Institute
Bertrand Lalonde, Co-Chair, Investment Planning and Project Management Community of Practice
Melanie Winzer, Co-Chair, Investment Planning and Project Management Community of Practice
Stéphan Déry, Assistant Deputy Minister, Real Property Services, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Kim Steele, Chief Information Officer and Assistant Deputy Minister, Digital Services, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Jennifer Fraser, Executive Project Director, Highway Reinstatement Program, Government of British Columbia
Maike Schimpf, Highway 1 Corridor Director, Highway Reinstatement Program, Government of British Columbia
Karina Singh, Director, Function, Profession and Standards, Infrastructure and Projects Authority, Cabinet Office, Government of the United Kingdom
Yann Blais, Director General and Chief Procurement Officer, Investment, Procurement and Project Management, Employment and Social Development Canada
Anick Ouellette, Assistant Deputy Minister and Chief Financial Officer, Global Affairs Canada
Moderator
André Fillion, Retired Assistant Deputy Minister and Distinguished Fellow, Canada School of Public Service
