Project Management
Symposium
April 29-30, 2027
Share your expertise, insights, and real-world experience with a community of project management professionals eager to learn and grow. The 2027 Symposium is an opportunity to showcase your ideas, inspire fellow practitioners, and make a lasting impact on the profession.
Attend the Symposium in-person, online or hybrid (one day in-person and one day online)
All three registration types include access to the recordings of featured speakers, individual sessions, and all on-demand pre-recorded sessions.
In order to view the On-Demand, Recorded sessions and Workshops from the 2026 Symposium, please sign in using the Username and Password that were emailed to you. All sessions will be available to review until May 6, 2027.
Join a dynamic community of project professionals to gain practical insights, explore emerging trends, connect with industry experts, and discover tools and strategies you can implement immediately.
Participant feedback from our annual two-day Project Management Symposium has been tremendous.
“This was my first time attending and I was blown away with the caliber of presentations, the incredible people I met and how easy it was from a logistics standpoint.” – Kelly Jansen
View all the testimonials from the 2026 Symposium, plus all the previous symposiums.
“It’s a cost-effective means of hearing from colleagues about interesting projects, lessons learned, and the challenges in other sectors and industries. And it’s an excellent way to earn professional development units to maintain certifications. In recent years, I’ve particularly appreciated the ability to attend virtually.”
– Lisa Price
“This is the place to have your “comfort-zone” challenged. Come along to find out what else is happening in Program and Project Management beyond your typical horizon.”
-David Carter
“The Project Management Symposium was a wonderful event—I was impressed by the breadth of the speakers’ experience and the session topics. Another highlight was getting to meet and share insights with project managers across many different fields and locations. This was my first time attending, but I will definitely return!”
-Katie Meersman
“One would think that after being a project manager for over thirty years, conferences would become routine. Many of the speakers taught this old dawg new tricks. It was a fantastic experience.”
-Rudy Watson
