Ok, so the US folks got the Digital PM Summit, but it’s time to kick things off in the UK by introducing to you the Digital Project Management Workshop and believe me, tickets are SELLING FAST!
We practically sold out before I could publish this post and so we’ve had to increase the ticket number allocation.
Thanks to our sponsor Gather Content (the best content strategy tool out there), Happy Cog’s Brett Harned and I will be running this workshop at Microsoft’s swanky offices in London (UK) on Monday 29th, 18:00 – 21:30.
Tickets cost a mere £10.00 and you can register now at Eventbrite. I say it’s worth a tenner just to see how short I am compared to Brett.
Note: Did I mention tickets were selling bloody fast? Well they are!
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Brett and Sam will talk about all things project management: keeping things moving, keeping clients happy, keeping teams engaged, and keeping budgets intact. Part of the evening will center around a project planning workshop that is intended to generate conversation about different approaches to our work.
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Hi Sam,
How did the event go? Pretty disappointed I could not get down to London for this one.
Was it mainly those working in and around London who attended?
Based in Manchester I’d be keen to know if there is the appetite for some regional events.
Thanks
@Matt, it went really well thanks :) I’ll be writing about it myself but you can check out a few already up at http://brettharned.com/2013/08/02/thank-you-london and http://bluegg.co.uk/project-management-workshop/ plus the #LondonDPM Tweets at https://twitter.com/search?q=%23LondonDPM&src=hash
I must admit, we assumed it would be a London group, but we had people travel from ALL over for this, including Leeds, Cardiff, Dublin and even Saudi Arabia!
We’ll see how things go, but I would be lying if I didn’t see the master plan as having sister events pop up in other parts of the UK.
Watch this space…
Looks like a really successful night, great work.
You have inspired me to reach out to those in the Manchester area and try to foster a DPM community here.