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This dynamic program is built around the two years of planning and two months of climbing that went into making the goal of reaching the summit of Mount Everest a reality for Alan Mallory and three members of his immediate family. Alan puts specific emphasis on adopting an agile mentality so that we are not too rigid in our thinking. In this workshop, you will learn how to reframe activities to focus on results rather than tasks, develop trust in professional relationships, gain alignment and commitment, work through change, recognize strengths, manage schedules and risks, adopt an iterative approach which incorporates immediate feedback and effectively work together to achieve strategic goals.

Attendees will leave with the following takeaways;

• Pick up key ideas on how to advance your career

• Benchmark your current leadership attributes, skills and knowledge with public leaders 

• Develop your own Professional Strategic Plan 

Alan Mallory is an international speaker, author and professional development coach who is passionate about human performance and leadership. He graduated from Queen’s University and has worked all over the world as a mechanical engineer and project manager in the field of custom machine design. In this role, he designed and implemented many patented solutions primarily in the mining and metallurgical smelting industry. His love for innovation is complimented only by his true passion: working with people to reach new heights in the way we think and the actions we take. In the spring of 2008, Alan and three family members set a world record after a self-guided expedition on Mount Everest. For the workshop, he’ll deliver an exciting presentation that is all about embracing and working through challenges as well as exploring the skills and mindsets that allow great leaders and committed teams to achieve breakthrough performance.

Join us as we welcome Alan and climb new heights in Project Management. Cost: $30 Chapter members, $25 Student Chapter members. $55 non-members. Attendees will be able to self-report 4 Technical PDUs.

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