Access to the 2023 Session Recordings
All participants from the 2023 Project Management Symposium still have access to all the individual session recordings. Event attendees will need to log-in to to this website in order to watch the recorded sessions. Type in the username and password sent to you via email on May 8, 2023.
Call for Speakers Open
As a seasoned project manager, your experiences provide an extremely valuable learning opportunity, but only if they are shared with other practitioners. You’ve got war stories, success stories, failures, and lessons learned. Tell Your Story! Share Your Insights! The Project Management community would love to hear them!
Top 10 Reasons Why You Should Attend
Each year we survey our participants to find out why they attend our annual two-day Project Management Symposium. After 10 years, the number 1 reason is still the same, “New and Practical Insights I can Implement.” Check out the full list and determine Why YOU will attend!
Join Project Management Professionals from all over the United States and across the globe to share project management knowledge and experiences. Trending Topics. Best Practices. Academic Research. Lessons Learned. Case Studies. April 18-19, 2024. In-person, virtual and hybrid attendance options. Recordings of all the sessions will be available for viewing following the live event.
Testimonials from Previous Participants
Participant feedback from our annual two-day Project Management Symposium has been tremendous.
“Very relevant presentation topics, exceptional presenters, and an outstanding symposium. A wealth of information and discussion in a very condensed two-day symposium.” – Anthony McDonald
View all the testimonials from the 2023 Symposium plus all the previous symposiums.
Session Topics for April 18-19, 2024
- Lean, Agile and Product
- Federal Programs
- Project Management 4.0
- Strategic Project Management
- Project Management Focus Skills
- People in Projects
Access to the 2023 Session Recordings
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All participants from the 2023 Project Management Symposium have access to the recordings from each individual session. Event attendees will need to log-in to to this website in order to watch the recorded sessions. Type in the username and password sent to you via email on May 8, 2023.
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Symposium Papers Republished in PM World Journal
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Papers developed for our annual Project Management Symposium could get published in two different ways. First, all papers developed are published under ISSN 2374-9377 and are posted on the symposium website under Previous Symposiums. Second, our media sponsor, the PM World Journal, selects between 6-12 papers for republication in their online journal.
PM Point of View Podcast Features Symposium Speakers
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Three of our 2023 Session Speakers were featured in a PM Point of View podcast on "Critical Conversations." Speakers include: Kevin Coleman “Unconscious Bias: Recognize it and correct it.” John Hovell “Conversational Leadership: Convening Conversations that Otherwise Wouldn’t Happen” and Paloma Martin “Project and Change Management with a Gender Perspective.”
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Personalize Your Educational Program
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With five concurrent tracks on a variety of topics, you can choose the sessions that interest you most. Don't take our word for it, previous participant Elena Bozylinski from Tessco Technologies said, "You will find a topic that relates to your work and the speaker(s) will provide you with information that you can take with you and implement." View the 2023 Two-day Program
“I have attended the PM Symposium for many years and always receive value from it. It’s a cost-effective means of hearing from local 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. I continue to appreciate the PM Center of Excellence’s coordination of a good conference in a very welcoming environment.”
– 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
