The Role of Organizational Culture in Project Management

Описание: The session will explain the "Understand - Build - Launch" model for managing successful change in a project.  The model will be applied to show how PMs can leverage culture to assist with managing project change.

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ABOUT THE PRESENTER: Robert Lee Gordon has a Bachelors of Arts degree in History from UCLA, a Masters of Business Administration, and a Doctorate of Management and Organizational Leadership from the University of Phoenix. He is currently an Associate Professor of American Public University in the Reverse Logistics Department. Dr. Gordon has an extensive business background in various management positions in supply chain management and human resources. He has headed up the logistics and procurement for several different cruise and commercial shipping companies. Dr. Gordon has numerous published articles pertaining to supply chain management, strategic value added purchasing and vendor relations, human resources, conflict in the virtual organization, and complexity. In addition to these articles, Dr. Gordon has three published books, one on Complexity and Project Management, one on Virtual Project Management Organizations, and one regarding Reverse Logistics.