Online Event LG Darmstadt: PM for Social Good: why, how and what

PMI Fellow Water Ginevri from Italy will talk about 

PM for Social Good: why, how and what

Presentation abstract
In the era of the so called “antropocene”, world is changing faster than ever before, uncertainty is the only certainty and sustainability can no longer be ignored.
Within this context, I think that individual social responsibility of project managers should become a distinctive factor to the point of being considered the fourth dimension of the PMI Talent Triangle.
Thanks to the constant growth of the “third sector” and not-for-profit, project managers are spoiled for choice about how to provide their competences in order to generate benefits to be proud of.
The goal of my speech is to show how to catch these growth opportunities thanks to the fact that project management is not simply a technical discipline, but a “universal language” for doing great things together and, hopefully, make our planet and our society less fragile.


Presenter short bio
After forty years of professional life, Walter Ginevri is currently committed to give back as Pro-bono Project Manager.
Within this context, he collaborates with schools and non-profits for the construction of a bridge between project management and education.
As PMI volunteer, he covered the roles of VP and then President of the PMI Northern Italy Chapter, followed by three years in the Board of Directors of PMIEF.
He received the PMI Distinguished Contribution Award in 2014 and the PMI Fellow Award two years later.
Walter is co-author of two books: PM for Education (PMIEF, 2012), Project and Complexity (CRC 2014).

Contact LGDarmstadt@pmi-gc.de