Invitation HBR Live Webinar: The Rise of the Chief Project OfficerInvitation HBR Webinar The Rise of the Chief Project Officer

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With the rise in the automation of operations and the proliferation of transformations, change initiatives and project work in today’s organizations, a new role is emerging in the executive committee: that of the Chief Project Officer.

This reality was brought into sharp focus during the Pandemic, when every CEO had to become their company's Chief Project Officer too!

As our most successful leaders demonstrated, the Chief Project Officer’s responsibilities go far beyond orchestrating and consolidating elements of individual projects. Chief Project Officers must push their organization toward adopting a project-driven structure and foster a collaborative and empowering culture that reaches across silos. They must also work with HR to champion the development of project-management skills throughout the organization, because these are skills not only needed by project managers: we all need to develop them, including employees, middle managers and senior leaders.

On October 26, Antonio Nieto-Rodriguez will join us to explain these fundamental changes in business – ideas outlined in Harvard Business Review Project Management Handbook, and in Antonio's recent article in Harvard Business Review.

He will be joined by HBR senior editor Dave Lievens to discuss how business leaders and HR teams need to rise to this new challenge -- and what it all means for individual employees.

Antonio Nieto-Rodriguez is an author, practitioner, professor and advisor who teaches strategy and project implementation to senior leaders and managers. He is a visiting professor and a frequent guest speaker at business schools and project management events around the world. Born in Madrid, Spain, and educated in Germany, Mexico, Italy, and the United States, Antonio is fluent in five languages. His research has been recognized by Thinkers50 with its prestigious "Ideas into Practice" award, and he is featured in the 2020 Global Gurus Top 30 list of management professionals. He is the author of many books and articles. You can follow Antonio through his LinkedIn Newsletter - Lead Projects Successfully and his website.

Dave Lievens is a senior associate editor at Harvard Business Review Press. He was previously an editor at University of Pennsylvania Press.

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UK residents can also purchase a copy of Harvard Business Review Project Management Handbook at the discounted price of £20.00 by choosing the webinar + book ticket option.

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Type of category: Global events

Date: 26 October 2022

Hour: 14:00 to 15:00

Language: English

# of PDUs: 0.0

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Members: Free

Non members and Guests: Free

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