These days it seems like everything is changing- and not just a minor modification but a fundamental shift: the economy, the political climate, the environment, and even our approach to business are all undergoing complete metamorphosis. Now is the time to address this level of change in project management.

The George Washington University's Project Management Student Association is planning a one day conference that will move beyond the usual discussion of change management to address the signification transformation facing all of us.

This event, called Transitions 2009, features presentations by Jeff Hallett, PMP from PMI, Dave Burke from The Washington Post, and our keynote speaker, Frank Payne, MBA, PMP, President/CEO at PQC International. We will also have a software discussion by Métier, an industry-leading project portfolio management software and service provider, along with a round table discussion with alumni from the GW Master of Science in Project Management program, and a resume building workshop customized for project managers and .

The central theme of ‘transition’ will focus the day’s events, specifically illustrating how we can cope with, leverage, and even mold radical change in our projects through the use of project management tools, best practices, and learning from the experience of others. We'll also look to the future to provide a vision of what's to come, both for the next generation of project leaders and for the industry itself.

For ticket information, please see our registration page.

Here is a pdf version of our brochure.

For a printable overview, please see our Executive Summary (.pdf)

For more detailed information, please see our Project Charter (.pdf)