INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE SPEAKER

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  The Lazy Project Manager 

'Progress isn't made by early risers. It's made by lazy men trying to find easier ways to do something’

Learn about the art of productive laziness with The Lazy Project Manager; understanding what is meant by the ‘productive lazy’ approach to Projects (and life) and learn how to apply these lessons ‘to be twice as productive and still leave the office early’.

The session will cover the definition of productive laziness, the science behind the theory (yes there really is some) and will share some personal learning experiences that led to the creation of ‘The Lazy Project Manager’. In addition, the audience will consider the three key project stages, one of which the ‘lazy’ project manager works very hard in and the second they should be in the comfortable position of enjoying the ‘comfy chair’ safe in the knowledge that the project is well under control and the final where often some critical work is missed.

Will AI 'terminate' Project Management

AI will reinvent project, programme, and portfolio management - but will it also mean the end of project management as a profession?

Gartner states that by 2030 - so we are not talking too far ahead, only 9 years - 80% of the work of today's project managers, will be eliminated as AI takes on functions such as data collection, tracking, reporting, analytics, and predictive analysis.

80% of what you do as project managers today, or what your project managers do if you're head of a PMO or head of a programme, or project practice, 80% of that work will just not be there anymore, it will be eliminated because AI will take it on, and deal with it, and deal with it no doubt in a very consistent and better manner.

This session explores what that means for project managers around the world and how good project managers will embrace this technological advantage for greater project success:

1) How AI reinvent your project world

2) How you can prepare for this seismic change

3) The opportunity for you to focus on the people, and projects are about people

Join Peter Taylor, The Lazy Project Manager, to talk all things ‘AI’ in regard to both project management of the future, and tomorrow – what can it offer you right now, what is the promise of a more interesting and productive project future, and what are the stepping stones to consider on the way?

Project Management: It’s all Bollocks!

Welcome to Project Management: It’s All Bollocks! where we will all pick over the sadly inadequate body of knowledge that is project management today, and generally challenge just about everything, eliminating that which you don't need to bother to learn about, or should already know, leaving you only with the parts that will give you the results you want.

The project management profession continues to grow and mature but is at risk of excluding those who don’t fit the mould. There is a mystique out there that only certificated project managers can be project managers. This is nonsense. The project management skill set is accessible to anyone, and how you choose to access it and put it to use should remain the decision of the individual. There shouldn’t be a right or wrong choice. This book is targeted at those ‘projects as usual project managers’ who will drive most of the change inside organisations tomorrow and beyond, and who really need help to do that.

Here we offer up a selection of seven cracking ideas, that when applied to a project environment will ultimately result in you being a good manager of projects in this modern world of business complexity.

Business Agile: A Roadmap for Transforming your Management and adapting to the VUCA Environment

Business agile is an approach that gives the right business flexibility and fast decision-making in a volatile environment, providing a great capacity for innovation, adaptation and change. Businesses everywhere are trying to “get business agile”—but it’s not easy to adapt to becoming this adaptive. How can conventional organisations succeed in this transformation?

In this presentation, we will walk through the change process step by step, and look at a tried and tested transformation roadmap: benefits are outlined, solutions to common challenges offered, and tried and tested methods and tools provided. It will be a guide towards a decentralised and management style that offers more successful decision making through collaboration.

By reducing processes, adjusting the governance and believing in “the power of the people” to deliver simple success in a time of complex demand, all will help any business leader guide their management team and change agents get productively business agile.

Lessons Learned from 10 years of ‘Lazy’ Project Management Travel  

With ten years, 25 countries and over 350 presentations to my credit, I have experienced the good, the bad, and the damn right ugly of travel but, once the pain is a distant memory, there are some amazing lessons that can be learned.

From 40 minutes to board in Germany, to snow in London, from biscuits in Ireland, to coffee on the ceiling in the USA, and many more, this is a fun, amusing, 'thank god it never happened to me' roller coaster of a presentation with some real lessons on change delivery at the heart of each true story.

Buckle up and join me!

Leading Successful PMOs 

‘How to build the best PMO for your business and keep it relevant to your business’

The presentation is about successfully leading a PMO (whatever you understand by those three letters) to deliver better projects, better business to the customers of those projects and to the organisation that you work for, and to best serve the contributing project managers from both a professional and a personal perspective.

The session will explore some of the research carried out by Peter Taylor for his book ‘Leading Successful PMOs’. The book brings together the experience and views of PMO leaders from around the world and the project managers that work within the PMOs, as well as those who are now seeking leaders for their PMOs.

The Lazy Winner 

‘Ambition is a poor excuse for not having sense enough to be lazy’

Learn about the art of personal productive laziness with The Lazy Winner; Through the strength of saying ‘No’ and the skill of saying ‘Yes’ and understand how being ‘lazy’ can make you more successful?

Meet Nigel our hero and enjoy some of his educational sense of humour as well learning how he progresses on the path of enlightenment in all things ‘lazy’.

Escape your own limiting comfort zone with the influence of 5 and the relationship of 6 and gain insight in to how get past any roadblocks that life throws at you.

PM Superstars 

How many people know what you do?

Beyond your fellow project managers and outside of your close family, who really understands what ‘being a project manager’ is all about? Possibly even your close family wave you goodbye each day without really understanding what you actually do. But you are a 'Project Superstar' and I can prove it!

Taking project management out in the open will spread the word outside our own community about what a great bunch of people we are and how project management is a valuable skill to pretty much everybody. We should appreciate how we are seen from ‘outside’ our project world and understand which of our many skills others would value.

The Presentation on Presentations

We aren’t born to be professional level presenters but through this entertaining presentation the ‘rights’ and ‘wrongs’ of good presentations are explored along with a ‘how to prepare’ for that all-important event.

With a few simple lessons taught through the very medium of ‘presentation’ the audience will take away some great ideas for improving their own technique and ‘death by PowerPoint’ is definitely not the outcome.

How to get Fired at the C-Level 

Why mismanaging change is the biggest risk of all

Leading executives, it seems, sometimes do too little about strategy implementation, do not apply the appropriate level of attention to such critical organisational change, and often relegate sponsorship and leadership to lower management; whilst they get on with their ‘day jobs’. This is further stressed but the fact that many organisations are facing rapidly changing and disruptive times, with an urgent need for each strategic decision to be based on fact and hope.

This presentation will explore this challenge, and since all challenges are really opportunities, will show ways to not only significantly reduce change failures but also how to dramatically raise the capability, speed, and success rates of delivering strategic change in any organisation.

Using Taylor’s ‘5-5-5-5 model’ – looking first at the five key elements that provide a successful change foundation inside any organisation before considering the five challenges that you can take on board to make a real difference.

Following this will come the five tests to assess whether you do need to take any specific actions, which in turn lead into the five steps that will bring you all the way round to build that successful change foundation - if it isn’t already in place.

The Project Manager Who Smiled 

Project management is a serious business; but it is a serious business that can be a lot of fun too.

Now whilst there is, quite rightly, lots of talk about the serious side of the profession there is a lot less that addresses the more enjoyable aspects, and so I give you ‘The Project Manager Who Smiled’ .

A good laugh not only reduces tension and relieves stress, but also helps to increase team bonding and boost morale

When you’re happy, you are more productive, more creative, more open, more likeable and a better leader

Strategies for Project Sponsorship 

It has been said that 'A project is one small step for the project sponsor, one giant leap for the project manager' - but wouldn't we all be that much happier if that 'giant leap' was supported by a really professional project sponsor?

Based on the research from the new book ‘Strategies for Project Sponsorship’ (Management Concepts Press) one of the books authors, Peter Taylor, explores the current challenges of project sponsorship maturity and will deliver some techniques for creating an effective partnership with today’s project sponsors, as well as looking to the future on what could be.

The Journey of Expectation Management 

Based on the learning experiences from running a major PMO, developing a project methodology and being active in major sales initiatives this presentation explores the early project phases when the partnership of supplier and customer was often tested as both climbed the learning curve of understanding – as well as overcoming the wall of miss-appreciation that the ‘sales’ or pre-project process cheerfully built as high as possible.

Peter Taylor has dubbed this the ‘Journey of Expectation Management’.

Real Project Management 

Organizations demand that the projects that they commission these days are successful in order to meet their increasingly aggressive strategic goals, and for this to be possible the project managers that lead these strategic projects need to be the very best that they can be. But what skills are demanded on the new generation of 21st Century Project Managers?

Join Peter Taylor in saying ‘goodbye’ to the ‘Accidental Project Manager’ and ‘hallo’ to the Real Project Managers of today.

Sexy Project Management 

(50 Shades of Project Management that is anything but grey!)

At a recent major conference for project managers, after the opening keynote speech, the audience was invited to ask questions of the renowned ambassador for the project management profession. One question that somewhat took the speaker aback was ‘when will project management be sexy?’

A great question I felt and one that the speaker responded to reasonably well (eventually, after the initial shock…) but a question that has made me think about the concept of ‘sexy project management’ for some time since that particular event.

What do we mean, in this context, by ‘sexy’ project management?

Social Project Management

A project is a temporary endeavour where people come together to work towards a common goal and purpose; it is therefore a temporary endeavour that must rely on a social system of communication and collaboration in order to succeed.

Social project management is a non-traditional way of organising projects and managing project performance and progress aimed at delivering, at the enterprise level, a common goal for the business but harnessing the performance advantages of a collaborative community.

There is a paradigm shift ongoing in many organisations that is about finding a practical balance between the challenges to traditional project management made by Project Management 2.0 - which encouraged a move away from centralised control of projects and instead promoted the value of team collaboration – and the practical recognition that large scale projects do require a stronger form of centralised control and governance.

Customised Presentation

Peter is happy to develop a presentation specifically for your event, just contact him to discuss your requirements.

Presentations can be anything from 20 minutes through to 2 hours, or indeed full day workshops are also available. Customised presentations will incur a development fee.

An Audience with The Lazy Project Manager (2-hour session)

One very popular combination is the following:

• Keynote presentation on ‘The Art of Productive Laziness’
• Coffee break
• Fun interactive exercise ‘Who wants to be a Lazy Project Manager Millionaire’ 
• Closing presentation ‘PM Superstars’ why project management is a fantastic profession 

Peter recently spoke at our Art of Projects Conference 2019 for 300 Project, Program and Portfolio Managers in Budapest, Hungary. Peter's energy, passion, and connection with the audience was beyond impressive. His message was relatable and his humour kept the audience’s attention for the entire presentation. He was the perfect choice for a day-long learning conference for our PMI Budapest, Hungarian Chapter. From the moment he came into the room to the moment he left the conference his focus was on our attendees and his professionalism did not go unnoticed. Our attendees left his presentation energized and excited about his message and his performance. We have already received a tremendous amount of positive feedback on Peter's presentation. Peter Taylor (The Lazy Project Manager) hit it out of the park!

Laszlo J. Kremmer MBA, CLC, PMP : Vice President / Sr. Program Manager at Citi and PMI Chapter President / PMI Budapest, Hungarian Chapter

I hired Peter to speak at the Digital PM Summit 2019 in Orlando, and I'm so happy he did! I had read Peter's books and followed him on social media, so I knew he'd deliver a keynote that would be relevant to our audience. In fact, I chose for him to be our opening keynote for the conference, because his wit and energy would warm up the room. And it did just that--not just through a thoughtful presentation with numerous well-crafted points to enlighten and inspire project managers, but also through an audience sing-a-long. It was a great delivery, and Peter hung out at the conference for the day, which was great. Attendees loved that. I hope to hire Peter again in the future! 

Brett Harned: Director Of Education at TeamGantt & Founder, Digital PM Summit

I had the pleasure of working alongside Peter at the PMI Hungary 'Art of Projects' Conference in Budapest, November 2019. Peter brought the audience to life with his humour and relevant story-telling - and this was during the after lunch slot! His insights were relevant and he kept the audience laughing, setting the tone for the afternoon of the event. He also added fun to the event overall by bringing a great spirit and humour behind the scenes and during event preparation. A joy to work with and very engaging to watch! 

Adrienne Gibson: Keynote speaker, facilitator, coach and consultant specializing in leading change

Peter Taylor as keynote presenter in project management topics. Peter was a keynote speaker and workshop trainer twice at Portfolio Experience Conference in Warsaw, Poland, and always prepared tailored content to the event main topic. His speech always provide new inspirations, good content, and fun :) I hope to see Peter again in Warsaw! 

Maciej Bodych, MBA, PMP, PfMP, ACP: PMO & Portfolio Consultant and Trainer at WHITECOM, Certification Governance Council at PMI Global

Peter delivered an engaging presentation on 'The Social Project Manager' for our company campaign round Collaboration. He shared interesting perspectives on the topic in a dynamic way, with clear supporting power point material and fun videos. I would highly recommend Peter's talks and professional approach. Many thanks!

Ann Cain: Employee Experience Professional at Colt Technology Services 

See many more recommendations here https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterbtaylor/ 

Future Events - 2021

• November - PMI Houston (Virtual) Why Stakeholders regularly Ignore your Project Reports and how to Fix that
• October - Digital PM Summit (Virtual) - AI and Project Management
• October - PMI St Louis (Remote) -  Why Stakeholders regularly Ignore your Project Reports and how to Fix that
• August - PMI Sioux Empire (Virtual) - The Lazy Project Manager

Previous events - 2021 (31) - 460 to date

• June - PMI Switzerland (Virtual) Why Stakeholders regularly Ignore your Project Reports and how to Fix that
• June - Planview (Virtual) Business Agility
• June - APM Scotland (Virtual) The Value of PM Coaching
• June - PMI UK Awards (London)
• May - PMI Phoenix (Virtual) Why Stakeholders regularly 
• May - Ceridian (Virtual) The Global PMO
• May - PMBA (Virtual) - Build a Great PMO
• May -  Light up 360 Virtual event (PMI) - AI and Project Management
• May - Clarizen (Virtual) Becoming Business Agile
• May - PMI Houston (Virtual) Why Stakeholders regularly 
• April - PMI Budapest (Virtual) Project Team Performance
• April - PMI Chicago (Virtual) Why Stakeholders regularly 
• April - PMI San Diego (Virtual) Why Stakeholders regularly 
• April - PMI Boston (Virtual) Why Stakeholders regularly 
• April - Ceridian (Virtual) - What can a PMO be
• April - PMI Durham Highlands (Remote) - The Lazy Project Manager
• April - PMI Germany (Virtual) AI: Curse or Blessing
• April - Andy Chaleff (Podcast) - A Wonderful Chaos
• April - The PMO Leader Launch Event
• March - Project Management in Health Care podcast
• March - PMI Philadelphia (Virtual) Why Stakeholders regularly 
• March - PMI Budapest (Virtual) AI and Project Management
• March - IPMO MENA (Virtual) PMOs and Sponsors 
• March - Accelerate Project Performance with Perflo (Webinar)
• February - That Tech Show (Podcast) - Interview the Lazy PM
• February - Rocketlane (Podcast) - Client Facing Projects
• February – IPMO MENA (Remote) – Make your PMO a Great PMO
• February - PMI UK Book Club (Remote) - The Lazy Project Manager
• January - PMI Kentuckiana (Remote) -  Why Stakeholders regularly Ignore your Project Reports and how to Fix that
• January - PMI Alamo (Remote) -  Why Stakeholders regularly Ignore your Project Reports and how to Fix that
• January - PMI Zimbabwe (Remote) - The PM Who Smiled

Previous events – 2020  (63) - 438 in total

• December - PMI Oklahoma (Remote) -  Why Stakeholders regularly Ignore your Project Reports and how to Fix that 
• December - PMI Bosnia Herzegovina (Remote) - Why Stakeholders regularly Ignore your Project Reports and how to Fix that
• December - Peter and Rick (Remote) - Meet the Speakers
• December – IPMO MENA (Remote) – Make your PMO a Great PMO
• December – IPMO MENA (Remote) – Strategies for Project Sponsorship
• November – PMI Germany (Webinar) - AI: The End of Project Management as we Know It
• November - Crozdesk (Remote) -  The PM Software Selection Struggle
• November - PMI Ghana (Remote) -   Why Stakeholders regularly Ignore your Project Reports and how to Fix that
• November – Citibank (Remote) – Business Agility
• November - Sharktower (Webinar) – AI: The End of Project Management as we Know It
• November – PMI Pittsburgh (Remote) - Collaborate your way to Project Success
• November – Office Timeline (Webinar) – Why Stakeholders are Ignoring your Reports
• November - Peter and Rick (Remote) - Meet the Authors
• November - Wrike (Remote) - 7 actionable tips for PMs in the New-Normal
• October - PMI Cameroon (Yaounde) - Business Collaboration: Driving a new way of working through the PMO
• October - Future PMO (London) – PMO Future State
• October - ]Init[ (Remote) – An Audience with The Lazy Project Manager
• October – PMI Mauritius (Remote) – Project Team Performance Management
• October - Perflo (Webinar) – Project Team Performance Management
• October - Erste (Remote) - The Project Manager Who Smiled
• October – Project Business Foundation (Remote) – Lazy Project Management
• October – PNC (Webinar) – An Audience with The Lazy Project Manager
• October – PNC (Webinar) – Culture, Diversity, Inclusivity, Teams and Collaboration
• October – PMI BeNeLux (Remote) – The Projectless Manager: 21 Day Challenge
• October – PMOGA (Remote) – Keynote: The PMO Future State
• October – PMOGA (Remote) – Talk Show with Peter Taylor
• October – PMOGA (Remote) – Project Team Performance Management
• October – PMI BeNeLux (Remote) – Strategies for Project Sponsorship
• October – PMOGA (Remote) – Ask the Expert
• September - PMI Ireland (Webinar) – How to get Fired at the C-Level
• September – Experts on Aid (Remote) – The Lazy Project Manager
• September – Sharktower (Webinar) – AI: The End of Project Management as we Know It
• September - Sulzer (Webinar) – Leading Successful PMOs
• September - PMI Switzerland (Remote) - Social Project Management 
• August – IPMO MENA (Remote) – Make your PMO a Great PMO
• August – Clarizen (Webinar) – Enabling the Adaptive Enterprise
• August – Perflo (Webinar) – Project Team Performance Management
• August - Sulzer (Webinar) – Journey of Expectation Management
• August - IPMO MENA (Remote) - Leading Successful PMOs
• August - Pandemic PDD (Webinar) - The Project Manager Who Smiled)
• July - Tobe (Webinar) - Project as Usual: Project Management for non-Project Managers
• July - Sulzer (Webinar) - Strategies for Project Sponsorship
• July - PMI Switzerland (Webinar) - Project Management: It’s all Bollocks!
• June - #ThePMTribe (Summit) - Live with The PM Tribe - The Lazy Winner
• June - PM Conference Athens (Remote) - A Roadmap for Transforming your Management and adapting to the VUCA Environment
• June - PM Conference Athens (Remote) - Strategies for Project Sponsorship
• June - Microsoft (Webinar) - The Informal Project Manager 
• June - Sulzer (Webinar) - Project Management; It's All Bollocks!
• June - Bureau of Digital (Webinar) - The Project Manager Who Smiled
• June - Maxwell Bond (Webinar) - A conversation with The Lazy Project Manager
• May - Region Globale (Webinar) - The Project Manager Who Smiled
• May - Mauritius (Webinar) - The Project Manager Who Smiled
• May - Time Limit (Podcast) - Project Management: It's All Bollocks!
• May - Sulzer (Webinar) - The Lazy Project Manager
• April – Sulzer (Webinar) - The Project Manager Who Smiled
• April - PMI (Ireland) - The Project Manager Who Smiled
• April - APM (Webinar) - The Project Manager who Smiled
• March - PMI Norway (Webinar) - The Project Manager Who Smiled
• March - PMI Chennai (Webinar) - The Project Manager Who Smiled
• March - Takeda (Webinar) -The Project Manager Who Smiled 
• February - CERN (Geneva) - Agile PM/PMO
• February - PMI Switzerland (Geneva) - Project Sponsorship
• February - PMI/CERN (Geneva) - An Audience with The Lazy Project Manager
• February - Sulzer (Zurich) - PMO Strategy
• January - Aggregage (Webinar) - Get Business Agile

Previous events - 2019 (33)

• December - Clarizen (Webinar) - More about Business Agile
• December - IPMA Young Crew (Webinar) - The Project Manager who Smiled
• December - APM (East) - The Presentations on Presentations
• December - PMI UK (London) - The Funny Lazy Project Manager 
• November - Luxembourg (Lux City) - Stand-up for Project Managers
• November - Endress & Hauser (Basel) - Strategies for Project Sponsorship
• November - PMI Switzerland (Basel) - The Funny Lazy Project Manager 
• November - PMI Switzerland (Basel) - Make your PMO a Great PMO (and keep it Great) 
• November - PMI Switzerland (Zurich) - The Presentations on Presentations
• November - PMI Switzerland (Zurich) - The Lazy Project Manager
• November - PMI Morocco (Webinar) - The Lazy Project Manager
• November - PMI Hungary (Budapest) - The PM who Smiled
• November - Practically Perfect PA (Virtual) - Presentation Skills
• October - PMO Impact Summit (Virtual) - Business Agile and the PMO
• October - Digital Project Management (Orlando) - Business Agile
• October - PMI Netherlands (Amsterdam) - The Lazy History of Project Management
• October - PMI Netherlands (Amsterdam) - From Lazy to Agile Project Manager
• September - PMI (London) - 10 Years of The Lazy Project Manager
• August - NetGen Summer Camp (Rovinj Croatia) - The Lazy Project Manager
• July - Clarizen (Webinar) - The Future is Business Agile
• July - BA Club (London) - Personal Effectiveness
• June - Practically Perfect PA (Virtual) - Project Management for Assistants
• May - APM (Peterborough) - Strategies for Project Sponsorship
• May - KeyedIn (Webinar) - Realign your Vision: PMO Value
• May - CITI (Webinar) - The Lazy History of Project Management
• May - PM Tips (Interview)
• April - Portfolio Experience (Warsaw) - Business Collaboration: Driving a new way of working through the PMO
• April - Portfolio Experience (Warsaw) - Strategies for Project Sponsorship
• March - PMO Conference (Rio de Janeiro) - Hybrid Project Management
• March - PMI 20th Anniversary (Rio de Janeiro) - The Lazy History of Project Management
• February - Open (Webinar) - The Presentation on Presentations
• February - Colt (London) - Collaborative Project Management
• February - APM (Bristol) - The Presentation on Presentations

Previous events - 2018 (19)

• December - APM (Coventry) - The Presentation on Presentations
• December - Aptos (Webinar) - Project Fun
• November - PMI Croatia (Zagreb) - Working effectively with Sponsors
• November - PMI Croatia (Zagreb) - Only the Business Agile will survive
• November - Clarizen (London) - PM Roundtable
• November - Clarizen (London) - Customer Event
• Sept – The Telegraph (London) - Project Management Special Supplement
• July - Legg Mason (London) - The Project from Hell
• July - Clarizen (Webinar) - Business Agile the Paradigm Shift
• June - APM (Edinburgh) - How to get Fired at the C-Level 
• June- Clarizen (Webinar) - Social Project Management 
• May - Clarizen (Webinar) - Business Agile
• May - CPS (London) - Working Smarter not Harder
• May - Timecamp (Webinar) - Working Smarter not Harder
• May - PM Business Analysis Conference (Athens) - Leading Successful PMOs
• April - Aptos Retail (Las Vegas) - Modern Project Management
• April - Aptos Retail (Webinar) - The Global PMO
• April - APM (Stevenage) - The Lazy Project Manager
• March - Pharma PPM (Dublin) - The Lazy Project Manager

Previous events - 2017 (20)

• November - PMI (Bulgaria) - Future Project Management
• October - Planisware (Manchester) - The Lazy Project Manager
• October - PM Camp (Barcelona) - The Lazy Project Manager
• October - PM Summit (Dublin) - The Lazy Project Manager
• October - PMI (Frankfurt) - How to get fired at the 'C' Level
• September - (Bucharest) - The Project from Hell
• September - PMI (Bucharest) - How to get fired at the 'C' level
• September - PMO Podcast
• September - Future PMO (London) - How to get fired at the 'C' Level
• June - APM (Ashford) - The PM who Smiled
• June - PMI Scotland (Edinburgh) - How to get fired at the 'C' Level
• May - Workfront (Webinar) PMOs - Resourcing
• May - Canea (Sweden) - The Lazy Project Manager
• April - DSM (Netherlands) - PM Leadership
• Apr - Book Launch (UK) - How to get fired at the C-level
• Feb - DSM (Switzerland) PMOs
• Feb - PMI (projectmagement.com) Book Club 'The Social Project Manager'
• Feb - Brose (Germany) - Leading Great Teams
• Feb - Brose (Germany) - The Lazy Project Manager
• Jan - Sainsbury's (UK) - The Lazy Project Manager

Previous events - 2016 (26)

• Dec - People and Projects (Podcast) What have you learnt this year...
• Dec - PMI (projectmagement.com) Book Club 'The Social Project Manager'
• Dec - The Social Project Event (London)
• Nov - PKN Orlen (Warsaw) - The Lazy Project Manager
• Nov - Erste (Vienna) - Project Sponsorship
• Oct - Thyssen Krupp (Essen) - PM Conference
• Sept - Games Workshop (Nottingham) - Strategies for Project Sponsorship
• Sept - PM Summit (Dublin) - Leading and Delivering Successful PMOs
• July - The PM Paradise Podcast - Are your PMs working too hard to be effective?
• July - PMI (Leeds) - The Social Project Manager
• July - APM PMO Wisdom series
• May - AIPM (Sydney) - Strategies for Project Sponsorship
• May - PMI Australia Conference (Adelaide) - The Social Project Manager
• May - PMI Australia Conference (Adelaide) - CxO Breakfast - Executives Stop Failing your Projects!
• May - PMI Australia Conference (Adelaide) - Leading and Delivering the Best PMO for your Business
• May - Sainsbury's (UK) - The Project from Hell
• May - PMI UK (Webinar) - Strategies for Project Sponsorship
• Apr - KronosLive (London) - Real Project Management
• Apr - MOL (Budapest) - An Audience with The Lazy Project Manager
• Apr - Portfolio Experience (Warsaw) - The Project Academy Model
• Apr - AgilePMO (Warsaw) - Leading and Delivering the Best PMO for your Business
• Mar - The PM Show (Podcast) - The Lazy Project Manager
• Mar - PMI TV - The Social Project Manager (1st of 12 monthly shows)
• Mar - Kronos (Atlanta) - Global PM Summit - PM Superstars
• Mar - Kronos (Atlanta) - Global PM Summit - The PM Who Smiled
• Mar - (Virtual) - Personal Branding

Previous events - 2015 (21)

• Nov - PMI (Webinar) - The Presentation on Presentations
• Nov - International PM Forum (Dubai) - Executives don't Fail your Projects
• Oct - PMOSIG (London/Virtual) - Socializing the PMO - The Social Project Manager
• Oct - NTT Data (London) - The Project from Hell
• Sept - Tharsus (Newcastle) - Virtual Conference Room workshop
• July - PMI Webinar - Real Project Management 
• June - Tharsus (Newcastle) - PM Roadmap
• June - APM (High Wycombe) - The Presentations on Presentations 
• May - Professional Service Leaders Forum (London) - Why the Project Organisations Don't Understand Me 
• April - PMI Cologne (Dusseldorf) - Leading Successful PMOs
• April - PMI Cologne (Dusseldorf) - The Lazy Winner 
• April - Tharsus (Newcastle) - The Project from Hell
• April - Tharsus (Newcastle) - The Lazy Project Manager
• April - Tharsus (Newcastle) - The Presentation on Presentations
• April - APM (Durham) - The Presentation on Presentations 
• Feb - Kronos (Indianapolis) - Global PM Summit: The Lazy Project Manager
• Feb - Kronos (Indianapolis) - Global PM Summit: The Presentation on Presentations 
• Jan - APM (London) - The Presentation on Presentations
• Jan - Kuoni (London) Project from Hell 1
• Jan - Kuoni (London) Project from Hell 2
• Jan - APM (Edinburgh) - The Presentation on Presentations 

Previous events 2014 (56)

• 17th December - Sponsor Interview (BNP Paribas) 
• 5th December - Webinar (CBRE) - Real Project Management
• 17th November - PMI Munich (Munich) - Project First Aid
• 13th November - PMI Synergy (London)
• 7th November - IPMA Poland (Warsaw) - The Art of Laziness
• 6th November - TSP-Ro (Cluj Romania) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 4th November - APM (York) - Evening: The Presentations on Presentations
• 4th November - APM (York) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 3rd November - APM (Sheffield) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 23rd October - PMI Croatia (Zagreb) - Presentation on Presentations and the 'F- word'
• 23rd October - Erste Bank (Zagreb) - Sponsorship Development
• 7th October - Wonga (London) - Workshop - Lazy Project Manager
• 2nd October - Canea (Gothenburg) - Strategies for Project Sponsorship
• 1st October - PMI Sweden (Gothenburg) - Leading Successful PMOs
• 30th September - PMSA (Johannesburg) - Real Project Management
• 25th September - Holte (Oslo) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 24th September - Steria (Oslo) - The Lazy Winner
• 23rd September - PMI Norway (Oslo) - Journey of Expectation Management
• 23rd September - PMI Norway (Oslo) Evening event - PM who Smiled
• 18th September - APM Education Forum (Coventry)
• 15th September - Erste Bank (Belgrade) - Sponsorship Development
• 15th September - PMI Serbia (Belgrade) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 12th September - PMI IS CoP (Webinar) - Strategies for Project Sponsorship
• 9th September - Wonga (London) - Workshop - Project from Hell
• 2nd September - Clip Coaching (webinar) - Sexy Lazy Project Management
• 10th July - PMI Scheduling CoP (Webinar) - Infinite demand in a finite world
• 9th July - Leading Successful PMOs (Ryde, IOW) - Liz Earle Beauty
• 2nd July - Projectplace (London) - How a PMO can lead an Agile Business
• 26th June - APM (London) - The Lazy Project Manager Workshop
• 14th June - PM Greece (Webinar) - Strategies for Project Sponsorship
• 3rd June - Nissan Europe (Paris) - The Journey of Expectation Management
• 29th May - AtTask (Webinar) -   IT/PMO #4: Effective Management Communication
• 23rd May - Infoshare (Gdansk) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 22nd May - PMI (Gdansk) - The PM Stand-up Comedy routine
• 20th May - EVA - Presentation - The Lazy Project Manager
• 19th May - EVA - 1-day workshop - Strategies for Project Sponsorship
• 18th May - GeCCo (IPMA Young Crew) - Communication and Virtual Teams
• 15th May - Arkatay (Malmo) - One day workshop - The Lazy Project Manager
• 14th May - Arkatay (Malmo) - PMO Community event
• 29th April - Project Zone/PMI (Frankfurt) - 21st Century Project Management keynote
• 28th April - Project Zone/PMI (Frankfurt) - Master Class Leading Successful PMOs
• 23rd April - AtTask (IOD London) - Project Management is Broken
• 10th April - APM (Manchester) - Project Sponsorship
• 12th Mar - Intel (Web) - BA Conference
• 10th -11th March - PMI Sweden (Helsingborg) - Presentation: Sponsorship Strategies
• 9th March - PMI Sweden - Volunteers event
• 27th Feb - PMI (Scotland) - Leading Successful PMOs
• 26th Feb - BAES (Liverpool) - The Lazy Experience
• 13th February - PMI (Cologne) evening - Presentation: The Lazy Project Manager
• 13th February - PMI (Cologne) - Master Class: Leading Successful PMOs
• 5th February - APM (London) - Strategies for Project Sponsorship Workshop
• 4th Feb - Intel (Web) - private event
• 29th January - PMI (Manchester) - Presentation on Presentations
• 23rd January - APM (Glasgow) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 17th January - PMI IS CoP - Webinar Book Review of The PM Who Smiled
• 9th January - PMI Lithuania - The Lazy Project Manager

Previous events 2013 (54)

• 17th December - PMI Innovation CoP (Webinar) - Journey of Expectation Management
• 5th December - PMI IS CoP - The Project Manager Who Smiled/PM Fun
• 28th November - Presentation Skills Webinar
• 27th November - Birmingham University - Presentation on Presentations
• 21st November - PMI (Halifax) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 20th November - PMI (Halifax) - The Campaign for Real Project Sponsors
• 18th November - Moncton/Canada ProjectWorld - The Art of Laziness
• 14th November - APM (Swindon) - Leading Successful PMOs
• 13th November - Erste (Vienna) - An audience with The Lazy Project Manager
• 8th November - Synergy (London)
• 7th November - PMI (Hungary) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 30th October - University of Westminster (London) - The Art of Productive Laziness
• 16th October - APM (Leeds) - Lazy PM Workshop
• 15th October - BCS (Bristol) - The Presentation on Presentations
• 12th October - PMI BeLux (Brussels) - Strategies for Project Sponsorship
• 1st October - IPMA (Croatia) - Leading Successful PMOs workshop
• 1st - 3rd October - IPMA (Croatia) World Congress - Master of Ceremonies
• 27th - 30th September - IPMA (Croatia) Young Crew - The Art of Laziness
• 19th September - Scitus Frankfurt/Germany - The Project from Hell
• 16th September - Welsh Government (Cardiff) - Sponsorship Strategies and The Lazy Project Manager
• 12th September - Thomson Reuters (London) - Unconference
• 3rd September - APM Webinar - 21st Century Project Management
• 22nd August - PMI Government CoP (Webinar) - 21st Century PM
• 30th July - PMO Workshop (Zurich) - Kuoni
• 25th July - FSA (London) - Executive Sponsorship Workshop
• 26th - 27th June - PMO Cologne: Leading Successful PMOs
• 17th June - Webinar (PMI Australia) - The Presentation on Presentations
• 13th June - Corporate Event - The Project from Hell
• 5th June - BPUG/Workshop - Leading Successful PMOs
• 4th June - BPUG (Utrecht) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 28th May - PMI RM CoP - Webinar: The journey of expectation management
• 22nd May - ESI COE (book signing) - to be confirmed
• 20th May - PMI Fin CoP - Webinar: 21st Century Project Management
• 17th May - Intel (Swindon) - The Lazy Project Manager experience
• 16th May - Cranfield School of Management lecture
• 15th May - APM (Leeds) - The Art of Productive Laziness
• 9th - 10th May - PMO Poland Conference (Gdansk)
• 3rd May - Workshop PMI Australia Inaugural Conference - Strategies for Project Sponsorship - Sydney
• 1st - 3rd May - Keynote PMI Australia Inaugural Conference - 21st Century Project Management - Sydney
• 30th April - NAB/ETM Management 'Project from Hell' Workshop - Melbourne
• 29th April - PMI (evening) ' The Presentation on Presentations' - Melbourne
• 18th/19th April - Cora Systems Ireland
• 16th April - APM London - The Lazy Project Manager workshop
• 21st March - Rio, Brazil - PMO Symposium
• 12th February - PMI PMO CoP - Webinar - Leading Successful PMOs
• 6th February - PMI IT CoP - Webinar - The Lazy Project Manager
• 1st February - PMI Gdansk - Leading Successful PMOs
• 31st January - PMI Gdansk - The Presentation on Presentations
• 22nd January - London - The Project from Hell
• 16th January - Microsoft Dublin - The Project from Hell
• 16th January - Microsoft Dublin - PM Superstars
• 15th January - PMI Dublin - The Lazy Winner
• 10th January - APM Bristol - The Art of Productive Laziness
• 17th January - PMI Oxford - An evening with The Lazy Project Manager 

Previous events 2012 (49)

• 9th/10th/11th December - Bahrain - 21st Century Project Manager public course
• 7th December - London (BOT) - Leading Successful PMOs
• 6th December - Skillsoft (Webinar) - The Lazy Winner
• 5th December - APM (Exeter) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 26th November - PMI Melbourne - The Lazy Project Manager
• 26th November - Melbourne (BOT) - Leading Successful PMOs workshop
• 23rd November - Sydney (BOT) - Leading Successful PMOs workshop
• 21st November - Perth (BOT) - Leading Successful PMOs workshop
• 15th November - ESI COE (London) - PMOs
• 13th November - PMI Poland (Warsaw) - The Art of Productive Laziness
• 8th November - PM Mentor (Zagreb) - The Project from Hell workshop
• 7th November - PMI Croatia (Zagreb) - The Art of Laziness
• 6th November - Coloplast (Copenhagen) - PM Community Workshop
• 6th November - PMI Denmark (Copenhagen) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 5th November - Nordic Project Zone (Copenhagen) - Future of PMOs
• 30th October - Orange/TSP Ro (Bucharest) - PM Community Workshop
• 27th October - PMI NY (New York) - Project from Hell Workshop
• 26th October - PMI NY (New York) - PM Superstar
• 23rd October - Thomson Reuters (London)
• 25th September - Cranfield School of Management - Fireside Chat (PM)
• 20th September - PMSA (Cape Town) - Leading Successful PMOs workshop
• 17th-19th September - PMSA (Johannesburg) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 12th September - Intelligent Projects Network (London) - Sponsorship
• 11th September - Thomson Reuters (London) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 24th August - #PMChat
• 15th August - PMOZ (Melbourne Australia) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 15th August - PMOZ (Melbourne Australia) - Leading Successful PMOs Workshop
• 11th July - PMI (Reading) - The Lazy Winner
• 28th June - APMG International (London) - Birds of a Feather: Sponsors
• 28th June - Dylanmae (London) - The Project from Hell
• 26th/27th June - PMO Symposium (Berlin) - Leading Successful PMOs
• 18th June - Orange (Poland) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 13th June - PMI (Basingstoke) - The Art of Productive Laziness
• 6th June - PM Bookstore (Webinar) - The Lazy Winner
• 25th May - PMI (Bucharest) - PM Superstars
• 17th May - PMI IT&T COP (Webinar) - The Lazy Winner
• 15th May - APM (Stevenage) - Leading Successful PMOs
• 14th May - Detica (London) - The Art of Productive Laziness
• 10th May - SPAMCAST interview - The Project from Hell
• 7th May - PMINAC (Edmonton) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 26th April - APM PMOSIG (Coventry) - The Lazy Nimble PMO Manager
• 25th April - TLPM (Virtual) - The Project from Hell  Book Launch
• 16th/17th April - SDC (Gothenburg) - The Lazy Winner
• 14th March - ESI (London) - Leading Successful PMOs
• 8th March - PMI (Oslo) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 22nd February - RMC (Minneapolis) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 24th January - APM (Norwich) - Leading Successful PMOs
• 17th January - Cranfield School of Management (Shrivenham)
• 12th January - Eton College - The Lazy Winner

Previous events 2011 (40)

• 9th November - PM Mentor (Zagreb) - The Project from Hell workshop
• 8th November - PMI Croatia (Zagreb) - The Art of Productive Laziness
• 7th November - PMI Denmark (Copenhagen) - The Art of Productive Laziness
• 7th November - Coloplast (Copenhagen) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 5th/6th November - Project Zone (Copenhagen) - The future of PMOs
• 1st November - Alcatel (Webinar) - IPM Day celebrations
• 30th October - Vodafone (Romania) - PM Community workshop
• 27th October - PMI (New York) - The Project from Hell workshop
• 26th October - PMI PDD (New York) - PM Superstar
• 22nd November - APM (Belfast) - The Art of Productive Laziness
• 17th November - APM (Darlington) - The Art of Productive Laziness
• 3rd November - Synergy 2011 (London O2 Arena) - 'A surprise'
• 22nd - 25th October - PMI Global Congress (Dallas) - Celebrating the Project Hero
• 20th October - IPMA Austria (Vienna) - The Art of Productive Laziness
• 17th/18th October - PMI France (Caen) - The Art of Productive Laziness
• 13th October - PMI UK (Webinar) - Leading Successful PMOs
• 7th October - PMI Romania (Summer Camp) - The Project from Hell and The Lazy Winner
• 24th August - PM Bookstore (Webinar) - The Art of Productive Laziness
• 14th July – APM (London) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 4th-7th July - PMI Congress New Zealand (Auckland) - The Art of Productive Laziness (Keynote)
• 24th-7th July - PMI Congress New Zealand (Auckland) - 3 levels of change (workshop)
• 30th June - University of Birmingham - The Art of Productive Laziness
• 23rd June - University of Warwick - Project Management and the PMO
• 23rd June - Cap Gemini (Telford) - The Art of Productive Laziness
• 20th - 24th June (London) - Lazy Virtual Working
• 8th June - Reckitt Benckiser (Berlin) - Project from Hell and The Art of Productive Laziness
• 27th May - PMI Romania (Bucharest) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 14th May - Impact 2011 - Leading Successful PMOs
• 10th May - East of England (APM) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 9th May - PMI (Gaydon) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 28th April - Project Zone (Budapest) - Leading Successful PMOs
• 21st April - APM (Swindon) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 16th April - ACCU 2011 (Oxford) - The Art of Productive Laziness
• 6th April - Ernst & Young, 1 More London Place (PMI) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 4th April - SDC2011 (Gothenburg) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 10th March - PM Telesummit (online virtual conference) - The Art of Productive Laziness
• 1st/2nd March - PMI Sweden (Gothenburg) - The Lazy Project Manager (keynote)
• 28th February - PMI Sweden (Gothenburg) - Leading Successful PMOs (workshop)
• 27th January - BCS Bedford (Cranfield) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 18th January - PMI Poland - (Gdansk) - The Art of Productive Laziness

Previous events 2010 (34)

• 9th and 10th December - 2010 PPM Summit (Barcelona) - Peter Taylor
• 7th December - University of Greenwich (London) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 19th November - BCS (Zurich) - The Art of Productive Laziness
• 18th November - PMI Switzerland PM Day event (Zurich) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 16th/17th November - Project Zone (Nordic) (Copenhagen) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 15th November - PM Summit (Munich) - The Art of Productive Laziness
• 20th October- BCS Proms-G (London) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 9th/12th October - PMI Global Congress (Washington DC) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 30th September - PMI Ireland (Webinar) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 29th Sept - Microsoft Ireland (Dublin) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 24th Sept - PM (New York) - Professional Development Day (The Art of Productive Laziness)
• 15th/16th Sept - PPSOSIG - PMOs
• 14th Sept - APM Wessex (Rose Bowl Southampton) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 13th July - Cranfield School of Management (Private) - PMO Experience
• 8th July - APM (Thames Valley - Marlow RFC) - The Art of Productive Laziness
• 5th July - Jordan (Amman) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 1st July - University of Warwick (MSc Project and Programme Management) - Lecturer
• 21st June - BCS (Nottingham) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 20th May - APM (Derby) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 18th May - LCH (London - The Lazy Project Manager
• 18th May - Vodafone (Newbury) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 17th May - PMI Dublin - The Lazy Project Manager
• 10th to 12th May - PMI EMEA Congress (Milan) - Getting Project Management 'out of the box'
• 29th/30th April - Project Zone PPM Summit (Budapest) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 21st April - APM AGM (Knowsley) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 19th April - Ofcom (London) - The Art of Project Management
• 24th March - APM (Worcester & Malvern) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 2nd March - ARM PM Summit (Cambridge): PMO Experience
• 25th February - PPSOSIG (London) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 18th - 19th February - IPMA International Expert Seminar (Zurich) 
• 17th February - BCS (Coventry) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 9th - 10th February - BPUG Closing Keynote speaker (London) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 4th February - APM (Milton Keynes) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 20th January - Volvo IT (Sweden/Gothenburg) - The Art of Productive Laziness

Previous events 2009 (23)

• 18th December - The PM Podcast, interview with Cornelius Fichtner: PMO's a three-year journey
• 16th December - PMI Webinar: The Value of the PMO
• 8th December - BCS Meeting (Wessex Hotel, Bournemouth) : The Lazy Project Manager
• 23rd November - APM Midlands (Birmingham) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 11th November - International Project Management Day (GSK, Stevenage): 'The Art of Productive Laziness and The Lazy Project Manager book signing'
• 2nd November - PMI Scotland (Aberdeen) - The Lazy Project Manager
• 30th October - Podcast Interview with ‘The Cranky Middle Manager’ (Wayne Turmel)
• 26th - 28th October - PMI International Seminar (Brazil - Sao Paulo): Keynote Speaker
• 13th October - APM (East) (Peterborough): 'The Art of Productive Laziness'
• 8th October - The Guardian Jobs (Forum) : How to improve productivity
• 30th September - PMI Midlands & North (Barnsley): 'The Art of Productive Laziness'
• 21st September - PMI Scotland (Glasgow): 'The Art of Productive Laziness'
• 16th September - PMI (Basingstoke): 'PMO's: A benefit or a burden in these financial times'
• 1st September - BBC Radio Interviews (London) - 'The Lazy Project Manager'
• 22nd July 2009 - Interview with Mark Perry @ The PMO Podcast
• 20th July - The Guardian Online 
• 17th July 2009 - Interview with Cornelius Fichtner: The PM Podcast: 
• 30th June 2009 - ESI's Centre of Excellence (London): 'Value of the PMO'
• 18th June 2009 - University of Warwick (MSc Project and Programme Management) - Lecturer
• 15th June 2009 - PMI Scotland (Aberdeen) - 'PMO, a 3-year journey'
• 19th May 2009 - PMI EMEA Congress (Amsterdam): 'The Lazy Project Manager’
• 7th May 2009 - BBC Coventry & Warwick Radio - Mark Powlett
• 6th April 2009 - PMI North & Midlands Chapter meeting: 'PMO, a 3-year journey