Taming complexity: Systems Thinking Workshop for Project Excellence | August Chapter Event
Overview
Are you looking to learn about System Thinking in Project management?
A dynamic workshop designed exclusively for project managers. Discover the transformative power of systems thinking and its practical application in managing complex projects. Learn how to analyze interdependencies, identify feedback loops, and leverage key leverage points for enhanced project outcomes. Through interactive discussions and hands-on activities, you'll gain valuable insights into overcoming barriers to implementing systems thinking in your day-to-day practices. Explore archetypes in project management and unlock new perspectives for problem-solving and decision-making. Experience the power of system dynamics modelling as a tool to understand and optimize project dynamics. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your project management toolkit and unleash the full potential of holistic project management.
Takeaways / Lessons
- Enhance your problem-solving skills by gaining a holistic perspective to tackle complex challenges effectively.
- Make informed decisions considering long-term consequences and multiple scenarios.
- Adapt with confidence to navigate change and uncertainty.
- Improve stakeholder management skills.
- Optimize project performance through the use of systems dynamics modelling for enhanced efficiency and effectiveness.
Speaker Introduction
Dr. Amir Ghanbaripour (PMP)
Head of Discipline (Project Management, City Planning, Property) at Bond University
Associate Director at PMI Queensland
Dr Amir Ghanbaripour is a highly experienced Project Management Professional (PMP) with a diverse background in managing projects across construction, information and communications technology, and agile methodologies. As an accomplished instructor and agile coach, he is working with several national and international organizations.
With a PhD in project management, Amir currently serves as the 'Head of Discipline' for the built environment portfolio, encompassing Project Management, City Planning, and Property Valuation, at Bond University. He leads the Project Management program and teaches a range of courses, including "Principles of Project Management" and "Systems Thinking and Modeling for Projects," to postgraduate students. Amir has a passion for research and innovation in the areas of Project Success, Systems Thinking, Organizational Maturity, and Gender Equality in Projects. He has contributed to the field through publications in esteemed journals and conferences and supervises several PhD candidates.
Amir has been a dedicated volunteer with PMIQ for the past six years and has taken on a leadership role as the director of the 'academic outreach' portfolio, contributing to the organization's efforts in fostering collaboration between academia and industry in the field of project management.
Connect with the speaker
L: Amir Ghanbaripour | LinkedIn
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
If you have registered for the workshop, we ask that you please respect your commitment as there are venue space limitations. If you are unable to attend in person, please inform the Events team as your attendance will impact catering and venue, occupancy count.
545 PM | Chapter Event Opening
600 PM | Workshop Starts
730 PM | Workshop Ends; Networking Opportunities
800 PM | Chapter Event Closes
Note: This event is an IN-PERSON event only.
Students: This event is free for students (applicable to PMIQ student members and non-student members). For non-student members, please reach out to the Events team at events@pmiqld.org to receive a code for registration. You will need to provide a photo/screenshot of your student ID with its expiration date as proof of your enrolment status in Queensland tertiary education.
Refunds: You may request to cancel your registration for a full refund, up to five (5) working days before the date and time of the event. We will do our best to accommodate your needs.
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