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Nathan Gillies (PMI Scotland)

Top qualities: Great Results, Good Value, Creative

"I have invited Peter repeatedly to talk to PMI events in Scotland because of his excellent style of presenting his subject matter and his great depth of knowledge and experience. Peter has generated a hugely positive feedback, following his presentations in Scotland and I will not hesitate an instance to ask Peter to come back and mesmerize the Scottish PMI audience once again. Therefore, I thouroughly recommend Peter as an public event speaker and his excellent personality." October 28, 2009

Tania Belmiro (PMI Brazil)

Top qualities: Personable, Expert, Creative

"Mr. Taylor, an expert on his area of knowledge, kindly supported our IX PMI International Seminar in Sao Paulo (2009) giving us the best of his experience as a Project Manager. He wisely spoke for more than 300 people." November 4, 2009

Chris Field (President PMI UK)

"Entertaining public speaker and world-famous author of The Lazy Project Manager Peter has spoken at a number of PMI UK events and has always been very well received. Highly recommend his book too! All this and a day job...read the book to find out how!" November 12, 2009

Richard Burton (Owner Infinite Ideas)

"Peter worked with us to help us improve some of our processes and I must say that his insights were extremely valuable. We are implementing all of his recommendations as a matter of urgency." November 18, 2009

Daniel Lages von Sperling  (PMI)

"The Art of Productive Laziness - the whole general idea behind The Lazy Project Manager is of such simplicity that we can all benefit from. By investing enough time/resources in a better plan, setting priorities and making sure all team members know what to do and when, we are increasing the chances our projects are successful. Peter is a master in exposing these ideas to us." June 10, 2009

André Choma (PMI Brazil)

"I had the opportunity to meet Peter during the PMI Global Congress EMEA in Amsterdam. His presentation about the "Lazy Project Manager" was a great success, and I'm sure his book will go through the same path. Peter captured some of the worst problems on the project manager's work; our lack of time to understand the root causes of the main problems in our projects can really drive us to huge disasters! So, breath normally, try to be a lazy PM, and be prepared for success!" June 11, 2009

Jason Kirkfield

The catchy title, combined with current efforts of businesses to do more with less, mean Mr. Taylor will likely be busy on the speaking circuit.