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The Dresden Local Group invites you to a meetup in a fantastic atmosphere!
Whether you are an experienced project manager, a Product Owner steering team dynamics, or a student just starting out in the world of project execution and collaboration, this evening is perfect for you. Come along to network, reflect, share a laugh, and perhaps even tell your own story. Open to professionals of all experience levels in project management, product development, and related roles, as well as anyone else interested in project management—including students.
We look forward to an engaging exchange.
Title: Project Management Meets Continuous Improvement: Methods, Tools and Practical Lessons
Speaker: Norbert Schielow, Consultant for Change Management, Project Management and Business Improvement
Date: Tuesday, 1 December 2026
Time: 18:00 CET
Format: Online event
PDU: 2 PDUs
Organized by: PMI Germany Chapter – Local Group Darmstadt
Join Norbert Schielow for a practical introduction to continuous improvement designed specifically for project managers. Discover the key methodologies, understand how continuous improvement relates to project management, and explore useful tools for analysis and solution design.
The session is particularly suitable for project managers who are new to concepts such as PDCA, root cause analysis and value stream analysis.
| Event Date | 01.12.2026 18:00 - 19:30 |
Afterwards, we would like to initiate a discussion and exchange our own experiences and good practices.
| Event Date | 02.12.2026 18:30 - 20:00 |
| Cut off date | 01.12.2026 |
The Dresden Local Group invites you to a meetup in a fantastic atmosphere!
Whether you are an experienced project manager, a Product Owner steering team dynamics, or a student just starting out in the world of project execution and collaboration, this evening is perfect for you. Come along to network, reflect, share a laugh, and perhaps even tell your own story. Open to professionals of all experience levels in project management, product development, and related roles, as well as anyone else interested in project management—including students.
We look forward to an engaging exchange.


