[Lunch and Learn] Your Career is on the Clock
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The industry has progressed far beyond basic automation. We are now entering an era of autonomous AI capable of predicting project requirements and independently managing sophisticated workflows. The evolution of project management is already underway. Join us to re-evaluate your approach and gain the technical proficiency needed to excel in this demanding new landscape. |
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Consider the following implications for your practice:
Speaker Bio Jeff Manhardt is from Buffalo, N.Y., and is the Senior Director, Citizen Intelligence for Compass Group - a global food service company based in North Carolina. Jeff starts every day with a curiosity for what is possible and believes we have to invest in human intelligence to take advantage of artificial intelligence. He has a history of 20+ years of success utilizing situational leadership, including Citizen Development and artificial intelligence teams, 3 PMOs, dozens of projects & programs and is an acquisition specialist. Jeff’s award-winning, results-oriented, people-driven leadership approach delivers real business value. Jeff received his Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership (MOL) from Medaille University, is a PMI Leadership Institute Master Class graduate, frequent conference speaker, current adjunct professor at Daemen College with previous assignments at the University of Buffalo, Canisius College, & Medaille University. Jeff has served as the President of the PMI Buffalo chapter from 2017-2021 after serving in positions of VP of Programs, VP of Professional Development, VP of Technology & Business Services, and VP of Finance. Jeff has also served on the boards of the Buffalo Chapter of the IIBA, BA/PMWorld Toronto Board of Advisors, Graycliff Conservancy, and is currently serving on the Habitat Buffalo Board. During his free time, Jeff enjoys triathlons, reading, and watching football. |
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