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Welcome to Episode 17 of the Ireland Chapter of PMI Podcast. In this month's episode, I talk with Nader K. Rad. Nader is a Project Management expert and is av very well respected Author, Speaker and Adviser. Nader's goal to help organizations and individuals improve their project management systems one step at a time, by the realization of their existing potentials, incorporation of the global best practices, and keeping everything as simple and practical as possible. This is not easy or fast and this is not a one size fits all solution, but it’s possible. Nader's words, not mine.In this interview, we talk about a set of principals that Nader believes are key for project management across all frameworks. We also discuss Nader's inclusion in working groups on the upcoming PMBOK 7th Edition.For more about Nader, check him out on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/naderkrad/Thanks for listening & please do get in touch if you have ideas, feedback, suggestions for the podcast.Regards,Rob

Welcome to Episode 17 of the Ireland Chapter of PMI Podcast. In this month's episode, I talk with Nader K. Rad. Nader is a Project Management expert and is av very well respected Author, Speaker and Adviser. Nader's goal to help organizations and individuals improve their project management systems one step at a time, by the realization of their existing potentials, incorporation of the global best practices, and keeping everything as simple and practical as possible. This is not easy or fast and this is not a one size fits all solution, but it’s possible. Nader's words, not mine.In this interview, we talk about a set of principals that Nader believes are key for project management across all frameworks. We also discuss Nader's inclusion in working groups on the upcoming PMBOK 7th Edition.For more about Nader, check him out on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/naderkrad/Thanks for listening & please do get in touch if you have ideas, feedback, suggestions for the podcast.Regards,Rob

Welcome to Part 2 of the LIM Dublin Interviews from May 2019.It was an amazing week by all accounts. While I only had the fortune to be at LIM for 2 days, I was able to pack a lot in. During the 2 days, I was also able to connect with a number of attendees at the LIM which included Members of PMI at HQ in Philadelphia and Chapter leaders from across the globe. This episode shares the final set of short interviews so you can get a better understanding of different parts of the PMI, what’s happening in other chapters and of course, hear loud and clear the value and benefits gained from volunteering for your local chapter. We’ve also added a new member to our Ireland Chapter podcast crew as you’ll hear on this episode. Brantlee Underhill, Director of Chapters and Volunteers at PMI, a past guest on the show also, was my co-host for the day and she did an amazing job! Thank you Brantlee. Ok. Enough from me. Let’s get into the interviews. 1.Heather Ramsey, Manager of Academic Programs at PMI. Working with Colleges and Universities across the globe. This has been part of the PMI since its inception. It’s evolved over the years and is always looking to add new programs. She shares the benefits to the chapter and to the individuals. 2.Lynn Channon from the Chapter Member advisory group. Lynn has lost count of the number of LIM’s she’s attended and shares her learnings from the event. 3.Seam McConnell, from the Detroit Chapter of PMI. Sean shares his experience from the LIM in Dublin and has taken a ton of great ideas from the sessions he attended. 4.Monina from the France Chapter. She is the leader of the study group in the PMBOK 6th. She has been helping others learn and develop their PM skills. She shares details about the attendees the study group which helps others learn about Project Management. She shares her excitement taken from the LIM experience. The networking and growth that comes out of this role is very rewarding according to Monina.5.Jorg Glunder from PMI Southern Germany Chapter. He’s been volunteering for the last 11 years for PMI. He talks about the leadership skills he’s developed by being in this role. He became more confident and experienced. This is his 7th LIM and he’s learned so much. 6.Janet Burnes, President of the Delaware Chapter of PMI in Philadelphia. The chapter is celebrating the 40th Anniversary and they are hosting the congress in Philadelphia in October for the 50th Anniversary. Janet talks about the value she’s taking from being involved in the PMI chapters and how this has changed over the years in these positions. Staring with networking and moving to help others get better at Project Management.Hope you enjoy. If you'd like to get in touch please email me on rodonohue@pmi-ireland.orgThank you,Rob

Welcome to Part 2 of the LIM Dublin Interviews from May 2019.It was an amazing week by all accounts. While I only had the fortune to be at LIM for 2 days, I was able to pack a lot in. During the 2 days, I was also able to connect with a number of attendees at the LIM which included Members of PMI at HQ in Philadelphia and Chapter leaders from across the globe. This episode shares the final set of short interviews so you can get a better understanding of different parts of the PMI, what’s happening in other chapters and of course, hear loud and clear the value and benefits gained from volunteering for your local chapter. We’ve also added a new member to our Ireland Chapter podcast crew as you’ll hear on this episode. Brantlee Underhill, Director of Chapters and Volunteers at PMI, a past guest on the show also, was my co-host for the day and she did an amazing job! Thank you Brantlee. Ok. Enough from me. Let’s get into the interviews. 1.Heather Ramsey, Manager of Academic Programs at PMI. Working with Colleges and Universities across the globe. This has been part of the PMI since its inception. It’s evolved over the years and is always looking to add new programs. She shares the benefits to the chapter and to the individuals. 2.Lynn Channon from the Chapter Member advisory group. Lynn has lost count of the number of LIM’s she’s attended and shares her learnings from the event. 3.Seam McConnell, from the Detroit Chapter of PMI. Sean shares his experience from the LIM in Dublin and has taken a ton of great ideas from the sessions he attended. 4.Monina from the France Chapter. She is the leader of the study group in the PMBOK 6th. She has been helping others learn and develop their PM skills. She shares details about the attendees the study group which helps others learn about Project Management. She shares her excitement taken from the LIM experience. The networking and growth that comes out of this role is very rewarding according to Monina.5.Jorg Glunder from PMI Southern Germany Chapter. He’s been volunteering for the last 11 years for PMI. He talks about the leadership skills he’s developed by being in this role. He became more confident and experienced. This is his 7th LIM and he’s learned so much. 6.Janet Burnes, President of the Delaware Chapter of PMI in Philadelphia. The chapter is celebrating the 40th Anniversary and they are hosting the congress in Philadelphia in October for the 50th Anniversary. Janet talks about the value she’s taking from being involved in the PMI chapters and how this has changed over the years in these positions. Staring with networking and moving to help others get better at Project Management.Hope you enjoy. If you'd like to get in touch please email me on rodonohue@pmi-ireland.orgThank you,Rob

Hi all, Welcome to EP15 of PMI Ireland Chapter Podcast. So last Month we held the PMI EMEA LIM & Congress in Dublin. Over 200 volunteers supported the events of LIM and Congress in Dublin and over 1000 attended.It was an amazing week by all accounts. While I only had the fortune to be at LIM for 2 days, I was able to pack a lot in. From attending sessions to catching up with leaders of other chapters, and even was able to interview the new CEO and Chair of the Board.Which by the way was last month’s episode and the most listened to of all our episodes since we began back in early 2018 (check it out for sure). During the 2 days, I was also able to connect with a number of attendees at the LIM which included Members of PMI at HQ in Philadelphia and Chapter leaders from across the globe. This episode (and next) will share these short interviews so you can get a better understanding of different parts of the PMI, what’s happening in other chapters and of course, hear loud and clear the value and benefits gained from volunteering for your local chapter. We’ve also added a new member to our Ireland Chapter podcast crew as you’ll hear on this episode. Brantlee Underhill, Director of Chapters and Volunteers at PMI, a past guest on the show also, was my co-host for the day and she did an amazing job! Thank you Brantlee. Ok. Enough from me. Let’s get into the interviews. 1.Carol Martinez, Programs Admin for PMIEF and is focused on promoting social good and local schools. Delivery PM skills into the community. Check out https://pmief.org/2.Amara from the Pakistan Chapter shares her benefits from being a member of the PMI and the Pakistan Chapter. She shared her experience and meeting with the new CEO, Sunil.3.Rob O’Donohue, PMI Communication Director at the Ireland Chapter, talking about Podcast & how project management core skills have made this possible and continue to help keep the content is coming out. 4.Miguel and Roletta from the Portugal Chapter share their LIM experience so far. The lessons learned from the presentations. 5.Pat Lucey, President of the Irish Chapter. Pat shares his thoughts about how well LIM was received. He talks about a session he did on sponsorship, networking, and sharing and learning new ideas. Pat also talks passionately about the power of Project Management as a discipline and how it’s been very key to the building and construction work in the area. Hope you enjoy. If you'd like to get in touch please email me on rodonohue@pmi-ireland.orgThank you,Rob

Hi all, Welcome to EP15 of PMI Ireland Chapter Podcast. So last Month we held the PMI EMEA LIM & Congress in Dublin. Over 200 volunteers supported the events of LIM and Congress in Dublin and over 1000 attended.It was an amazing week by all accounts. While I only had the fortune to be at LIM for 2 days, I was able to pack a lot in. From attending sessions to catching up with leaders of other chapters, and even was able to interview the new CEO and Chair of the Board.Which by the way was last month’s episode and the most listened to of all our episodes since we began back in early 2018 (check it out for sure). During the 2 days, I was also able to connect with a number of attendees at the LIM which included Members of PMI at HQ in Philadelphia and Chapter leaders from across the globe. This episode (and next) will share these short interviews so you can get a better understanding of different parts of the PMI, what’s happening in other chapters and of course, hear loud and clear the value and benefits gained from volunteering for your local chapter. We’ve also added a new member to our Ireland Chapter podcast crew as you’ll hear on this episode. Brantlee Underhill, Director of Chapters and Volunteers at PMI, a past guest on the show also, was my co-host for the day and she did an amazing job! Thank you Brantlee. Ok. Enough from me. Let’s get into the interviews. 1.Carol Martinez, Programs Admin for PMIEF and is focused on promoting social good and local schools. Delivery PM skills into the community. Check out https://pmief.org/2.Amara from the Pakistan Chapter shares her benefits from being a member of the PMI and the Pakistan Chapter. She shared her experience and meeting with the new CEO, Sunil.3.Rob O’Donohue, PMI Communication Director at the Ireland Chapter, talking about Podcast & how project management core skills have made this possible and continue to help keep the content is coming out. 4.Miguel and Roletta from the Portugal Chapter share their LIM experience so far. The lessons learned from the presentations. 5.Pat Lucey, President of the Irish Chapter. Pat shares his thoughts about how well LIM was received. He talks about a session he did on sponsorship, networking, and sharing and learning new ideas. Pat also talks passionately about the power of Project Management as a discipline and how it’s been very key to the building and construction work in the area. Hope you enjoy. If you'd like to get in touch please email me on rodonohue@pmi-ireland.orgThank you,Rob

Episode 10 – Ireland Chapter PMI – PodcastHi all,Very welcome to episode 10 of the Ireland Chapter of PMI Podcast. At the start of the year, we had hoped to do one per month starting in February and we have almost done that.The numbers of listeners, month on month, have been on the rise, with more subscribers every month which is great. We’ve interviewed some great PM professionals and experts during the year…including the founder of the PMI James Snyder, the current President & CEO Mark Langley, a number of our committee members, and others from across the globe that are part of PMI chapters. For me, it’s been an amazing opportunity and experience to get to talk PM with so many people….the common themes of career development, networking, trying out new things, and of course PDUs all come up….but giving back something to the profession is huge and very rewarding. I was lucky enough to present at the Region 8 chapter event in Belgrade in November sharing a HOW TO guide on podcasting for your chapter. If we didn’t start this off, that would never have happened. Before I introduce our guest for this months, just to say thank you for listening in over the year, for your input, feedback, ideas….all have been taken on board. We’re starting to plan for 2019 already….with more show, interviews, and more. 2019 is another huge year for the chapter with the National conference in Cork and then the PMI congress and LIM in Dublin in May. If you’re interested in even helping out on the Podcast next year, have ideas for guests, how we could market it better or anything at all, you can connect in with me – just drop me a mail on rodonohue@pmi-ireland.orgSo our guest this month’s episode had an interview with Brantlee Underhill. Brantlee Underhill is the Director of Global chapters for PMI. Brantlee talks about her 20 year journey with the PMI and the huge change that has happened during this time. She shares insights on:•Growth of PMI over the 20 years from 30k to 500k members•PMI 2.0 Strategy Transformation •Customer Centricity & Thinking Differently •Strategic Focus! •2019 and the 50th Anniversary of PMI •Activities and Events for the coming year•Focusing on the PM Pro & the Next Gen PM•How to be digitally relevant in the new world •Focusing on outreach efforts to Colleges and Universities •PM Edge web based learning tool online •Brantlee and Project Management – How she got involved in this area•Brantlee and Podcast interests personallyEnjoy the interview & have a great Christmas & New Year. Back in early 2019.

Episode 10 – Ireland Chapter PMI – PodcastHi all,Very welcome to episode 10 of the Ireland Chapter of PMI Podcast. At the start of the year, we had hoped to do one per month starting in February and we have almost done that.The numbers of listeners, month on month, have been on the rise, with more subscribers every month which is great. We’ve interviewed some great PM professionals and experts during the year…including the founder of the PMI James Snyder, the current President & CEO Mark Langley, a number of our committee members, and others from across the globe that are part of PMI chapters. For me, it’s been an amazing opportunity and experience to get to talk PM with so many people….the common themes of career development, networking, trying out new things, and of course PDUs all come up….but giving back something to the profession is huge and very rewarding. I was lucky enough to present at the Region 8 chapter event in Belgrade in November sharing a HOW TO guide on podcasting for your chapter. If we didn’t start this off, that would never have happened. Before I introduce our guest for this months, just to say thank you for listening in over the year, for your input, feedback, ideas….all have been taken on board. We’re starting to plan for 2019 already….with more show, interviews, and more. 2019 is another huge year for the chapter with the National conference in Cork and then the PMI congress and LIM in Dublin in May. If you’re interested in even helping out on the Podcast next year, have ideas for guests, how we could market it better or anything at all, you can connect in with me – just drop me a mail on rodonohue@pmi-ireland.orgSo our guest this month’s episode had an interview with Brantlee Underhill. Brantlee Underhill is the Director of Global chapters for PMI. Brantlee talks about her 20 year journey with the PMI and the huge change that has happened during this time. She shares insights on:•Growth of PMI over the 20 years from 30k to 500k members•PMI 2.0 Strategy Transformation •Customer Centricity & Thinking Differently •Strategic Focus! •2019 and the 50th Anniversary of PMI •Activities and Events for the coming year•Focusing on the PM Pro & the Next Gen PM•How to be digitally relevant in the new world •Focusing on outreach efforts to Colleges and Universities •PM Edge web based learning tool online •Brantlee and Project Management – How she got involved in this area•Brantlee and Podcast interests personallyEnjoy the interview & have a great Christmas & New Year. Back in early 2019.

Welcome to the Ireland Chapter of the PMI Podcast. Episode 8. This month's podcast is the Audio from the Facebook Live Interview we did with Change Management Expert Peter de Jager. Please do connect in with Peter on pdejager@technobility.com if you want to learn more!We're planning episodes for 2019. If you'd like to get involved, please reach out to rodonohue@pmi-ireland.org for more details. Have a great day,PMI Ireland Chapter.

Welcome to the Ireland Chapter of the PMI Podcast. Episode 8. This month's podcast is the Audio from the Facebook Live Interview we did with Change Management Expert Peter de Jager. Please do connect in with Peter on pdejager@technobility.com if you want to learn more!We're planning episodes for 2019. If you'd like to get involved, please reach out to rodonohue@pmi-ireland.org for more details. Have a great day,PMI Ireland Chapter.

Welcome to the Ireland Chapter of the PMI Podcast. Episode 8. Pat Lucey talks to Rob O’Donohue, who is the Communications Director of the Ireland Chapter of PMI. During the interview, Pat talks to Rob about his early career and how he moved into to Project Management. He talks to him about the idea behind the podcast, how Rob’s own personal podcast, called 1% Better, has grown and asks him to share some of his learnings from that. Finally, Pat asks Rob about areas that he’s improved in over the last couple of years, and the value he’s gained from being an active volunteer and member of the Ireland Chapter of the PMI. It’s well worth a listen. Hope you enjoy. If you'd like to get in touch, please email me on rodonohue@pmi-ireland.org

Welcome to the Ireland Chapter of the PMI Podcast. Episode 8. Pat Lucey talks to Rob O’Donohue, who is the Communications Director of the Ireland Chapter of PMI. During the interview, Pat talks to Rob about his early career and how he moved into to Project Management. He talks to him about the idea behind the podcast, how Rob’s own personal podcast, called 1% Better, has grown and asks him to share some of his learnings from that. Finally, Pat asks Rob about areas that he’s improved in over the last couple of years, and the value he’s gained from being an active volunteer and member of the Ireland Chapter of the PMI. It’s well worth a listen. Hope you enjoy. If you'd like to get in touch, please email me on rodonohue@pmi-ireland.org

PMI Podcast Episode 7 – LIM in Berlin – Part 2Welcome to the Ireland Chapter of the PMI Podcast.In this episode, I share out more interviews with PMI Chapter members, PMI Board Members & PMI Employees, all recorded at the Leadership Institute Meeting (LIM) in Berlin back in May. Hear from PMI Board Member Cecil White on his role within the PMI, as well as chapter presidents and members from Belgium, Lithuania, Sweden, Poland, France and others. The topics discussed include the value of being a member of a PMI Chapter, learnings from the LIM and future plans for the PMI.This was my first LIM and it really was one of the best conferences I've ever attended. It brought home the spirit of what the PMI is all about and I can't wait to attend in Dublin in 2019. Hope you enjoy. If you'd like to get in touch please email me on rodonohue@pmi-ireland.orgThank you,Rob

PMI Podcast Episode 7 – LIM in Berlin – Part 2Welcome to the Ireland Chapter of the PMI Podcast.In this episode, I share out more interviews with PMI Chapter members, PMI Board Members & PMI Employees, all recorded at the Leadership Institute Meeting (LIM) in Berlin back in May. Hear from PMI Board Member Cecil White on his role within the PMI, as well as chapter presidents and members from Belgium, Lithuania, Sweden, Poland, France and others. The topics discussed include the value of being a member of a PMI Chapter, learnings from the LIM and future plans for the PMI.This was my first LIM and it really was one of the best conferences I've ever attended. It brought home the spirit of what the PMI is all about and I can't wait to attend in Dublin in 2019. Hope you enjoy. If you'd like to get in touch please email me on rodonohue@pmi-ireland.orgThank you,Rob

Welcome to the Ireland Chapter of the PMI Podcast. Episode 6. In this episode, I talk with Chapter leaders from across EMEA and the World from recordings taken at the Leadership Institute Meeting (LIM) in Berlin in May just gone. Hear from one of the PMI founders, James Snyder, and from the current PMI President and CEO Mark Langley, as well as Chapter Presidents from a number of countries. The topics discussed include the value of being a member of a PMI Chapter, learnings from the LIM and future plans for the PMI.This is part 1 of 2 with some further content coming next month. This was my first LIM and it really was one of the best conferences I've ever attended. It brought home the spirit of what the PMI is all about and I can't wait to attend in Dublin in 2019. Hope you enjoy. If you'd like to get in touch please email me on rodonohue@pmi-ireland.orgThank you,Rob

Welcome to the Ireland Chapter of the PMI Podcast. Episode 6. In this episode, I talk with Chapter leaders from across EMEA and the World from recordings taken at the Leadership Institute Meeting (LIM) in Berlin in May just gone. Hear from one of the PMI founders, James Snyder, and from the current PMI President and CEO Mark Langley, as well as Chapter Presidents from a number of countries. The topics discussed include the value of being a member of a PMI Chapter, learnings from the LIM and future plans for the PMI.This is part 1 of 2 with some further content coming next month. This was my first LIM and it really was one of the best conferences I've ever attended. It brought home the spirit of what the PMI is all about and I can't wait to attend in Dublin in 2019. Hope you enjoy. If you'd like to get in touch please email me on rodonohue@pmi-ireland.orgThank you,Rob

Episode 5 - PMI National Conference Part 2Hi folks, As promised, we’re sharing out some more highlights from the PMI National Conference that took place back in April. The theme was “The Change Makers”. In this episode, you’ll hear more from attendees, speakers on the day and also some key takeaways from our MC for the day, Anton Savage. Reminder in upcoming episodes of this podcast, we’ll be sharing insights that were captured from the LIM where we were delighted to talk with one of the 5 founders of the PMI, Jim Snyder. We also interviewed the current CEO of PMI, Mark Langley, other members of the PMI board and over 20 presidents and members from chapters all over the world. All this great content will be shared in upcoming episodes of this podcast. Before we go into that, please be sure to help us spread the world about the Ireland Chapter of PMI Podcast. Share it on the socials, tell another PM, listen to it in your team meeting, and, most of all, be sure to get in touch with feedback. Do you find it of value? What else can we add or cover to make it more useful to you? Would you be willing to share you own Project or Programme story, lessons learned and successes? We’d love to hear from you! So, I’ll hand you over to the Vox Pop part 2 from the National Conference. Enjoy! Till next time.Best,RobList of speakers on part 2:1.Speaker from the event, David Staunton of Zenith Technologies on Industry 4.0 2.Attendee, Tony Fleming, Telecommunications Group Leader with Eirgrid, 3.Attendee, Katie McGovern, Masters in Strategic Management Masters4.Attendee, Barry O’Sullivan, Dell EMC 5.Attendee, Michelle Wilson, Dell EMC6.Attendee, John Atkinson, Dell EMC7.Speaker, Gerald Fleming of Met Éireann8.Attendee, Armando Camacho PMP, Pramerica 9.MC for the day, Anton Savage on his key takeaways from the day on Change!

Episode 5 - PMI National Conference Part 2Hi folks, As promised, we’re sharing out some more highlights from the PMI National Conference that took place back in April. The theme was “The Change Makers”. In this episode, you’ll hear more from attendees, speakers on the day and also some key takeaways from our MC for the day, Anton Savage. Reminder in upcoming episodes of this podcast, we’ll be sharing insights that were captured from the LIM where we were delighted to talk with one of the 5 founders of the PMI, Jim Snyder. We also interviewed the current CEO of PMI, Mark Langley, other members of the PMI board and over 20 presidents and members from chapters all over the world. All this great content will be shared in upcoming episodes of this podcast. Before we go into that, please be sure to help us spread the world about the Ireland Chapter of PMI Podcast. Share it on the socials, tell another PM, listen to it in your team meeting, and, most of all, be sure to get in touch with feedback. Do you find it of value? What else can we add or cover to make it more useful to you? Would you be willing to share you own Project or Programme story, lessons learned and successes? We’d love to hear from you! So, I’ll hand you over to the Vox Pop part 2 from the National Conference. Enjoy! Till next time.Best,RobList of speakers on part 2:1.Speaker from the event, David Staunton of Zenith Technologies on Industry 4.0 2.Attendee, Tony Fleming, Telecommunications Group Leader with Eirgrid, 3.Attendee, Katie McGovern, Masters in Strategic Management Masters4.Attendee, Barry O’Sullivan, Dell EMC 5.Attendee, Michelle Wilson, Dell EMC6.Attendee, John Atkinson, Dell EMC7.Speaker, Gerald Fleming of Met Éireann8.Attendee, Armando Camacho PMP, Pramerica 9.MC for the day, Anton Savage on his key takeaways from the day on Change!

Episode 4 - PMI National Conference Part 1Hi folks, It’s been a very busy month on the PMI front. Firstly, we held the National conference in the Aviva on the 26th April. It was a sell-out event with some great speakers. The topic was all around making change happen with the tag line of ‘The Change Makers’.Next-up, a few of the committee were lucky enough to attend the the PMI Leadership Institute Meeting (known as the LIM). This is held along with the PMI Congress. This year, it was held in Berlin from the 4-11 May. The Big news coming out of this event is that both the LIM and Congress will be held in Dublin in Mid-May 2019. This is great news the Ireland Chapter, for Dublin and Ireland. It will have been 8 years since it was last held in Ireland so we’re all very excited about it coming back! In upcoming episodes of this podcast, we’ll be sharing insights that were captured from the LIM where we were delighted to talk with one of the 5 founders of the PMI, Jim Snyder. We also interviewed the current CEO of PMI, Mark Langley, other members of the PMI board and over 20 presidents and members from chapters all over the world. All this great content will be shared in upcoming episodes of this podcast. Back to this month’s show. I brought the mic to the Aviva on the 26th April and talked with many of the committee, speakers and attendees on the day. I was very interested to capture what their thoughts were on making change happen in their projects and how to successfully make it stick. You’re about to hear a great variety of responses which I’m sure you’ll enjoy. Before we go into that, please be sure to help us spread the world about the Ireland Chapter of PMI Podcast. Share it on the socials, tell another PM, listen to it in your team meeting, and, most of all, be sure to get in touch with feedback. Do you find it of value? What else can we add or cover to make it more useful to you? Would you be willing to share you own Project or Programme story, lessons learned and successes? We’d love to hear from you! Ok, for now, enjoy the first part of the National conference round of. Part two next month with lots more from speakers like Gerard Fleming, Anton Savage, and other attendees from the event. Enjoy! Till next time.Best,Rob

Episode 4 - PMI National Conference Part 1Hi folks, It’s been a very busy month on the PMI front. Firstly, we held the National conference in the Aviva on the 26th April. It was a sell-out event with some great speakers. The topic was all around making change happen with the tag line of ‘The Change Makers’.Next-up, a few of the committee were lucky enough to attend the the PMI Leadership Institute Meeting (known as the LIM). This is held along with the PMI Congress. This year, it was held in Berlin from the 4-11 May. The Big news coming out of this event is that both the LIM and Congress will be held in Dublin in Mid-May 2019. This is great news the Ireland Chapter, for Dublin and Ireland. It will have been 8 years since it was last held in Ireland so we’re all very excited about it coming back! In upcoming episodes of this podcast, we’ll be sharing insights that were captured from the LIM where we were delighted to talk with one of the 5 founders of the PMI, Jim Snyder. We also interviewed the current CEO of PMI, Mark Langley, other members of the PMI board and over 20 presidents and members from chapters all over the world. All this great content will be shared in upcoming episodes of this podcast. Back to this month’s show. I brought the mic to the Aviva on the 26th April and talked with many of the committee, speakers and attendees on the day. I was very interested to capture what their thoughts were on making change happen in their projects and how to successfully make it stick. You’re about to hear a great variety of responses which I’m sure you’ll enjoy. Before we go into that, please be sure to help us spread the world about the Ireland Chapter of PMI Podcast. Share it on the socials, tell another PM, listen to it in your team meeting, and, most of all, be sure to get in touch with feedback. Do you find it of value? What else can we add or cover to make it more useful to you? Would you be willing to share you own Project or Programme story, lessons learned and successes? We’d love to hear from you! Ok, for now, enjoy the first part of the National conference round of. Part two next month with lots more from speakers like Gerard Fleming, Anton Savage, and other attendees from the event. Enjoy! Till next time.Best,Rob

Hi all, Welcome to Episode 3 of the Ireland Chapter of the PMI Podcast. If it’s your first time here, thanks for tuning in. Go back and listen to episode one and two of course. If you’re returning, welcome back! I’m Rob O’Donohue and am the director for Member Communications for the Ireland Chapter. So this is a Big month for the Ireland Chapter as we have our national conference in the Aviva. It’s the BIGGEST Annual Project Management Conference in Ireland and it’s on for the full day of Thursday 26th April. The Theme is ‘The Change Makers’ where we discuss managing, driving and achieving change! Notable speakers include Dr Norah Patten, who is on course to become Ireland’s first ever astronaut. She will discuss her involvement in the scientist-astronaut training programme run by NASA and the project skills that have proven so critical to the success of space missions.Gerald Fleming, chair of the Public Weather Services Programme at the World Meteorological Organization, and former head of forecasting at Met Éireann, will also speak at the conference. He will explore the changes made by the Irish Meteorological Service that help us to navigate extreme weather events, such as Storm Ophelia in October 2017.Anton Savage, noted broadcaster and MD of The Communications Clinic, will MC the event, and deliver a masterclass on how business leaders can communicate more effectively. He will also chair a discussion with a panel of the 2017 National Project Award winners on overcoming resistance to change to deliver projects successfully.We still have a small number of tickets left. There is a special rate for groups over +5 depending on availability, a Student rate and the full rate. You can register on the PMI-Ireland.org site – link is in the show notes for this episode. So check it out & I look forward to seeing you there. I’ll be recording a podcast on the day so do say hello and be ready to answer the project management question of the day that I'll be asking! If you enjoy the show, be sure to like, review, rate, share, tweet, post, and even talk about it to others. Also, I’m eager to interview you, the PMI Chapter Members, about your own Project Management careers. Get in touch!So, this month, I talk with Jackie Glynn, the PMI Vice President of the Chapter. Jackie has been a member of the Chapter since the late 1990's. We chat about her career in project management and how her involvement in the Ireland chapter has been of value. Lots more covered in the ten minute Q&A. I hope you enjoy it! Register here for the National Conference: https://pmi-ireland.org/calendar/calendar/events/project-management-national-conference-2018I hope you enjoyed the show. Best,Rob

Hi all, Welcome to Episode 3 of the Ireland Chapter of the PMI Podcast. If it’s your first time here, thanks for tuning in. Go back and listen to episode one and two of course. If you’re returning, welcome back! I’m Rob O’Donohue and am the director for Member Communications for the Ireland Chapter. So this is a Big month for the Ireland Chapter as we have our national conference in the Aviva. It’s the BIGGEST Annual Project Management Conference in Ireland and it’s on for the full day of Thursday 26th April. The Theme is ‘The Change Makers’ where we discuss managing, driving and achieving change! Notable speakers include Dr Norah Patten, who is on course to become Ireland’s first ever astronaut. She will discuss her involvement in the scientist-astronaut training programme run by NASA and the project skills that have proven so critical to the success of space missions.Gerald Fleming, chair of the Public Weather Services Programme at the World Meteorological Organization, and former head of forecasting at Met Éireann, will also speak at the conference. He will explore the changes made by the Irish Meteorological Service that help us to navigate extreme weather events, such as Storm Ophelia in October 2017.Anton Savage, noted broadcaster and MD of The Communications Clinic, will MC the event, and deliver a masterclass on how business leaders can communicate more effectively. He will also chair a discussion with a panel of the 2017 National Project Award winners on overcoming resistance to change to deliver projects successfully.We still have a small number of tickets left. There is a special rate for groups over +5 depending on availability, a Student rate and the full rate. You can register on the PMI-Ireland.org site – link is in the show notes for this episode. So check it out & I look forward to seeing you there. I’ll be recording a podcast on the day so do say hello and be ready to answer the project management question of the day that I'll be asking! If you enjoy the show, be sure to like, review, rate, share, tweet, post, and even talk about it to others. Also, I’m eager to interview you, the PMI Chapter Members, about your own Project Management careers. Get in touch!So, this month, I talk with Jackie Glynn, the PMI Vice President of the Chapter. Jackie has been a member of the Chapter since the late 1990's. We chat about her career in project management and how her involvement in the Ireland chapter has been of value. Lots more covered in the ten minute Q&A. I hope you enjoy it! Register here for the National Conference: https://pmi-ireland.org/calendar/calendar/events/project-management-national-conference-2018I hope you enjoyed the show. Best,Rob

Hi all, welcome to Episode 2 of the Ireland Chapter of the PMI Podcast. If it’s your first time here, thanks for tuning in. Go back and listen to EP1. If you’re returning, welcome back! I’m Rob O’Donohue and am the director for Member Communications for the Ireland Chapter. We launched in February and the show rocketed to the top of the iTunes Education Charts sitting at #3 for a few days. A great start and a sign that there is an interest in Podcasts about Project Management in Ireland. That’s great to see. If you enjoy the show, be sure to like, review, rate, share, tweet, post, and even talk about it to others. Also, I’m eager to interview you, the PMI Chapter Members, about your own Project Management careers. Get in touch! Before I introduce you to this month’s guest, a quick reminder that we’re looking to give the podcast a name. So please get in touch. My email is called out at the end of the show. So, this month, I talk with Adrian Cororan who is the IT officer for the Ireland Chapter. Enjoy the Q&A! Episode Two – Adrian Corcoran the IT Officer for the PMI Ireland Chapter. Adrian currently works in ESB Networks within the Programme PMO. Adrian talks about his role in the PMI Ireland Chapter, how he was initially drawn into project management. He talks about his involvement in the Ireland Chapter over the last number of years. The key objective for 2018 focusing. Area of most excitement in Project Management. Adrian’s key message to Project Managers in Ireland. How Adrian applies Project Management skills outside of his day job. I hope you enjoyed the show. Best, Rob

Hi all, welcome to Episode 2 of the Ireland Chapter of the PMI Podcast. If it’s your first time here, thanks for tuning in. Go back and listen to EP1. If you’re returning, welcome back! I’m Rob O’Donohue and am the director for Member Communications for the Ireland Chapter. We launched in February and the show rocketed to the top of the iTunes Education Charts sitting at #3 for a few days. A great start and a sign that there is an interest in Podcasts about Project Management in Ireland. That’s great to see. If you enjoy the show, be sure to like, review, rate, share, tweet, post, and even talk about it to others. Also, I’m eager to interview you, the PMI Chapter Members, about your own Project Management careers. Get in touch! Before I introduce you to this month’s guest, a quick reminder that we’re looking to give the podcast a name. So please get in touch. My email is called out at the end of the show. So, this month, I talk with Adrian Cororan who is the IT officer for the Ireland Chapter. Enjoy the Q&A! Episode Two – Adrian Corcoran the IT Officer for the PMI Ireland Chapter. Adrian currently works in ESB Networks within the Programme PMO. Adrian talks about his role in the PMI Ireland Chapter, how he was initially drawn into project management. He talks about his involvement in the Ireland Chapter over the last number of years. The key objective for 2018 focusing. Area of most excitement in Project Management. Adrian’s key message to Project Managers in Ireland. How Adrian applies Project Management skills outside of his day job. I hope you enjoyed the show. Best, Rob

In this episode, I talk about the Member Communications Strategy for the coming year. I also interview Frances Keating, the Outreach Director, on her journey in the world of Project Management and with the Ireland Chapter.At the end, I provide details on you can get in touch, provide feedback, ideas, suggestions to me or any of the PMI Ireland Chapter committee.I really hope you enjoy the first of many podcasts we'll be recording and releasing in 2018.Have a great day,Rob

In this episode, I talk about the Member Communications Strategy for the coming year. I also interview Frances Keating, the Outreach Director, on her journey in the world of Project Management and with the Ireland Chapter.At the end, I provide details on you can get in touch, provide feedback, ideas, suggestions to me or any of the PMI Ireland Chapter committee.I really hope you enjoy the first of many podcasts we'll be recording and releasing in 2018.Have a great day,Rob

So today, it is my pleasure to introduce you to Rob O’Donohue. Rob is a Director at Dell IT with years of experience in Project, Programme and Portfolio Management. Rob is also Director of Communications with the Ireland Chapter of PMI. You will find a link to Rob’s LinkedIn Profile in the show notes at projectmanagementparadise.com/84 We’d also welcome an honest review about this podcast on iTunes and you will find a direct link to do this at projectmanagementparadise.com Thanks again for listening and be sure to tune in again next week for another great guest. Our proud sponsor today is Cora Systems. To find out more about Cora’s solutions, which are live in 51 countries around the world, visit corasystems.com where you can request a free demo, and discover first hand how Cora helps its clients gain control, governance and insight into their project portfolios.

Today it is my pleasure to speak with Niall Murphy, President of the Ireland Chapter of PMI. In addition to being President, Niall is also a Software Development Senior Manager with Oracle and in this role, Niall defines, leads and delivers high priority programs for Oracle Corporation and manages a global team. And that was my recent interview with Niall Murphy, President of the Ireland Chapter of PMI. To connect with Niall, find out more about PMI and the Project Management National Conference in Dublin on the 4th of May, pop over to the show notes at projectmanagementparadise.com/44 We’d also welcome on honest review about this podcast on iTunes and you will find a direct link to do this at projectmanagementparadise.com Thanks again for listening and be sure to tune in again next week for another great guest. Our proud sponsor today is Cora Systems. To find out more about Cora’s solutions, which are live in 51 countries around the world, visit corasystems.com where you can request a free demo, and discover first hand how Cora helps its clients gain control, governance and insight into their project portfolios.