Workshop: Leading Projects Through Digital Transformation in a Sustainable Way

The Workshop will be held in German Language!

Self-Management in the Digital Transformation
Managing Projects Sustainably in an Era of AI, Constant Change, and New Leadership Requirements
The digital transformation is changing more than just processes, tools, and structures. With the
increasing use of AI and the accelerating pace of change, the demands placed on
project managers and leaders are also rising. Self-management, self-awareness, and
resilience are thus becoming critical competencies for effective and sustainable
project management.
This one-day workshop focuses on the individual in the midst of transformation. The emphasis
is on consciously managing inner drivers and mental patterns, recognizing one’s own
strengths, and exploring how these can provide direction, stability, and effectiveness in
day-to-day project work.

Contents
• Self-leadership as a key competency in AI-driven transformation
• Strengthening self-awareness: recognizing your own motivators, patterns, and strengths
• Fostering resilience in day-to-day project work
• Values- and purpose-driven collaboration in a project context
• Effectively engaging people in change processes
• The Upstalsboom Approach as a practical example of cultural change
• Insights from the film “The Silent Revolution”
• A mix of input, reflection, group work, and practical exercises

Benefits
• You will sharpen your self-awareness and reflect on your personal impact within the project.
• You will identify your own strengths as well as limiting patterns of thought and behavior.
• You will gain concrete insights for resilient and values-driven project leadership.
• You will learn approaches for effectively engaging stakeholders in change processes.

Target Audience
PMI members, project managers, subproject leaders, and executives who want to manage projects effectively and sustainably in an era of AI
and constant change.

The PMI Germany Chapter reserves the right to cancel the workshop if the required minimum number of participants is not met.

Please address any questions to: Martin.Bertram@pmi-gc.de