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For many in the active workforce, project leadership drives future work.
As dramatic shifts in work behavior unfolded during the pandemic, one key insight popped out as truly meaningful.
Project leadership drives future work.
To help us explore the growing importance of project leadership, we turn to Rich Maltzman for guidance. He is a master lecturer of project management at Boston University’s Metropolitan College.
Rich is also one of the world’s leading authorities on project management, and, the co-author of two “green” project management books that help people and companies embrace the triple-bottom-line and positive social impacts.
In this episode, we explore the work of a project manager. We also discuss how project management skills empower people to be more intentional, regardless of the job title that they possess.
As we emerge from pandemic lockdown, project leadership will drive future work and enable people to own their express contributions to their team’s and organization’s success.
Interview starts at 2:23
About our guest:
Rich Maltzman is a master lecturer of administrative sciences at Boston University’s Metropolitan College. He received a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and a Masters of Science from Purdue University. Rich lives and works outside of Boston, Massachusetts.
EPISODE DATE: June 18, 2021
Social media and Published Work:
– ProjectManagement.com – People, Planet, Profits and Projects Blog
– Green Project Management by Richard Maltzman and David Shirley
– Project Workflow Management: A Business Process Approach by Dan Epstein and Rich Maltzman