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Developing Emotional Intelligence across project teams

I am delighted to be featured in the ‘meet the author’ session of the Major Projects Association’s annual conference this month.

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https://majorprojects.org/civicrm/?page=CiviCRM&q=civicrm/event/info&reset=1&id=1264

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Dr Peter Parkes
Dr Peter Parkes is the MD of Peak Performance and main board director of the Association for Project Management (APM), with whom he is Board Champion for best practice groups. He holds fellowships with: APM, BCS, IC, CMI and RSC. He is an NLP Master Practitioner, trainer, coach and the author of 'NLP for Project Management'. He is an established international expert and speaker, contributing to several Masters programmes and regularly speaking at international conferences and workshops.

Endorsement

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‘Projects are delivered by people, success is getting teams of people to work together for a common goal. Project processes, tools and techniques help in delivery, but they are used by people. There are many texts on the process used in project management and they are relatively straightforward to understand and learn, people are more complex. This book on the people side of project management provides structure to help you as a project manager, and the teams around you, deliver successful projects. Peter has made this subject an enjoyable read bought to life with practical illustrations from his own extensive project management career. I have no hesitation in recommending this book to project professionals whether starting out on their career, or those with more experience seeking to constantly improve their performance’.

Alistair Godbold
Deputy Chairman, APM

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