Photo by Les Squires
Every year, during the weekend before the IPMA World Congress, a different city around the world hosts the IPMA Young Crew’s biggest workshop: the Global Young Crew Workshop (GYCW). The purpose is to provide the opportunity to exchange ideas and share experiences. Young project managers, students and post-graduates benefit each year from interactive learning, numerous group discussions and networking, not forgetting the fun part.
The Workshop is part of the IPMA World Congress, and each year attracts around 100 young project managers from at least 20 different countries.
Why: The main goal of IPMA Young Crew Workshops is to provide the participants with a unique training and networking experience, to get them further involved in the Young Crew activities, and to integrate Young Crew participants with the IPMA Family. The Workshop also provides a unique forum to share experiences and offers opportunities for interaction and information exchange. The Workshop focuses on teamwork, problem solving, participative learning, networking and having fun.
Who: This event targets young people from very different backgrounds, and it is tailored to those involved in the project management community. It addresses the special interests of young project managers, students, post-graduates and faculty trainers from different countries.
GLOBAL YOUNG CREW WORKSHOP 2012
The annual IPMA World Congress is taking place THIS YEAR on October 29 – 31, on the beautiful island of Crete. The Call for Papers (Professional Papers, Academic Papers, Position Papers, Posters, Materials & Technology Presentations) is open until April 30. Make sure you save the date for the Congress and prepare your submission in time. For details, please visit the website of the Congress.
>> Download here Global YC Workshop Guidelines
(coming soon)
IPMA YC Management Board Representative for GYCW:
Dr. Daniel Collado-Ruiz, Head of Innovation – Spanish Representative
Email: daniel.collado (” @ “) gmail.com
Skype: daniel.collado
Twitter: ErCollao
Photo from the 25h World Congress in Australia, by IPMA Photographer Les Squires