Presentation: Project Manager to Project Motivator: Unlocking the Secrets of Strength-Based Project Management (SBPM)
Abstract: So many people today are trying to become the best versions of themselves and many of them in the project management field are wondering how they can be better themselves while also making those around them on their teams, the contractors, the consultants, and others, better versions of themselves to achieve greater success together. One growing trend to make this happen is through Strength-Based Project Management (SBPM). SBPM was created out of a need to grow the desire and worth of individuals and teams beyond their paychecks, those external rewards, that never are enough, to something more valuable and internal, with greater self-worth and self-improvement through strength-building focus.
Attendees of this session will learn the following valuable first steps in creating an SBPM environment that will boost morale, improve interactions, and enhance overall productivity for everyone. Together we will explore what is SBPM, how to orchestrate the 6 Stages of SBPM, how to get your leaders and upper management to buy into SBPM, and what the expected “flow” dynamics will be once you put SBPM to work.
Who wouldn’t want greater enjoyment in the work one is doing, project teams working together in harmony, and utterly amazing outcomes? Sounds too good to be true. Find out how SBPM can make it all a reality!
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Biography: Multi-national “Inc. 5000” company CEO, Top 360 Entrepreneur in the USA (#57) according to Entrepreneur Magazine, two-time Best Selling Author, Myles Miller is the CEO and Founder of LEADUP, LearningBreaks, and SUCCESSHQ, international success development training companies spanning 6 continents and employing 500 plus contractors operating in over 100 countries around the globe, currently valued at $350M+, since their inception in 2009.
His companies’ growth and impact have been profiled in a Princeton University doctorate research study that labeled what he has done worldwide as the “creation and perpetuation of multiple global micro-economies.”
Myles has over 30 years of experience in the project management field, across multiple industries including retail, defense, state and federal government, international countries, and hospitality. During his varied career, he has led projects and programs impacting the United States and countries abroad ranging in budgetary size from $100K to $500B and leading teams of over 10,000 members.
Myles has a BS in Business Management from Penn State University, an MBA from La Salle University in International Business Management, a Ph.D. in Entrepreneurship from Baylor University and a Ph.D. in Pastoral Leadership from Andersonville Theological Seminary.
