ATDC

Project Management 101

2017-09-18 11:30 am - 1:30 pm
ATDC
ATDC Community Room (Room 2525)
Address: 75 5th St NW, Atlanta, GA 30308, USA

About Project Management 101

Taught by Tony Sewell, an experienced Project Management Professional (PMP), this class will discuss project methodologies as guided by the Project Management Institute, ‘Project Management Body of Knowledge’ (PMBOK), a globally recognized industry standard. This class will address:

  • What is project management and why do it? 
  • Project Management Process Groups
  • Managing Project Constraints
  • Avoiding Pitfalls
  • Project Management vs. Product Management vs. Product Development
  • Additional Resources and Developing PM Competence

About Tony Sewell

Passionate about technology and customer development and discovery,  ATDC Mentor Tony Sewell supports entrepreneurs and researchers take their ideas through business model development to market success, by leveraging his 18 years of experience as a product developer, engineering manager, business development professional, and project manager in defense and enterprise. Tony is currently the Director of Product Management at DataPath, Inc.

Registration Link

Click here to register for Monday, September 18th.

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