LEADERSHIP WORKSHOP : TEAM BUILDING - Leadership, Power, Influence and
Politics in Project Management
Date: Saturday February 7, 2004
Time: 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Place: UBC Continuing Studies, Robson Square Campus Room C440
Cost: $100 for members, $150 for non-members (Limit to maximum 30 participants)
RSVP: Online at www.naaap.bc.ca
Parking: Metered Street Parking, Lot parking
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY FOR NAAAP VANCOUVER MEMBERS!
CORPORATE TEAM BUILDING WORKSHOP
NAAAP VANCOUVER has the privilege of presenting a professional team
building workshop for our members. Vijay Verma, P.Eng, MBA, PMP, will be
providing our seminar attendees with a comprehensive day-long program
filled with effective strategies and tools to excel today's highly
competitive and volatile business environment. He has helped executives
and team leaders enhance their management skills through workshops, written
publications and books. This is a rare opportunity to develop your skills
as a leader and team facilitator, and the importance of leadership, power,
influence, and politics within a team environment. This course will help
you analyze the political context in your organization and convert your
adversaries and opponents into your allies.
This session is a brief summary of a very successful and highly interactive
2-3 days workshop to help you evaluate, improve and refine your leadership
skills, learn practical strategies to increase your total power, and
enhance your leadership and influencing skills to manage power and politics
at the project level and at the upper management level in your
organizations.
To find out more, visit our website www.naaap.bc.ca
If you are a NAAAP Member, this is one workshop you do not want to
miss. This workshop is based on Vijay Verma's world class seminars held
through the Project Management Institute valued at over US$1,095 for his 2
day workshop!
Vijay K. Verma, MBA, PMP, PE, is an internationally known consultant,
speaker, trainer and author. He has more than 20 years of project
management experience and is currently a group leader at TRIUMF, a Canadian
national research laboratory located at the University of British Columbia
campus. There he provides project management services for projects varying
in size, complexity and diversity. He has presented numerous workshops to a
wide variety of industries in the United States, Canada, Europe and Asia.
Verma is the author of a three-volume series called The Human Aspects of
Project Management, published by the Project Management Institute, which
includes Organizing Projects for Success (Vol. 1), Human Resource Skills
for the Project Manager (Vol. 2), and Managing the Project Team (Vol. 3).
He is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP®) and is a
registered professional engineer. He holds two masters’ degrees an MBA
and one in electrical engineering. He received the 1999 PMI David I.
Cleland Project Management Literature Award for his book Managing the
Project Team and the 1999 PMI Distinguished Contribution Award for his
sustained and significant contributions to the project management
profession.
Many thanks to UBC Continuing Studies, Division of Applied Technology.
www.tech.ubc.ca
