ConfErence "Sketching Tomorrow From Project Economy to Project Society ?"

This event will be held in French

You are invited to the "SKetching Tomorrow From Project Economy to Project Society ?" conference organized by the MS Project and Program Management students

SKETCHING TOMORROW seeks to create the conditions for the emergence of a collective intelligence at the service of current and future generations.

To achieve this goal, SKEMA brings together representatives from all functions and all geographical areas, drawing on its 160-year history and relying on its 10 sites around the world.

By collaborating with the Project Management Institute, we demonstrate the ability of project management to bring together diverse stakeholders to transform today's reality.

Drawing on more than 30 years of training project managers, we also explore how the project management profession is evolving in the face of multiple simultaneous challenges.

Thursday, April 6, 2023
11am - 1.15pm

Campus Raleigh 
920 Main Campus Dr
NC 27606 United States

Program :

11:00am - Video Introduction & Opening Address, Alice GUILHON, Directrice Générale, SKEMA Business School

11:15am - What can we expect of Project Managment in a VUCA World?, Pierre LE MANH, Président Directeur Général, Project Management Institute

11:30am - Who are our panelists?, Grace NAJJAR, Directrice Générale, PMI MENA

11:40am - What Do Young Project Managers Feel & Want? Followed by Panel reaction, Paul GARDINER, Director of PPMBD Lille​

12:10am - How do we integrate Planetary Boundaries? The example of Biodiversity. Followed by Panel reaction, Hélène SOUBELET, Directrice générale de la Fondation pour la recherche sur la biodiversité

12:40am - How do we find alignment with powerful stakeholders? The example of Finance. Followed by Panel reaction, Dhafer SAIDANE, Director of MSc in Sustainable Finance

12:00am - What’s emerging from the collective?, Romina BOARINI, Director of the OECD WISE Centre at OECD 

1.15pm - What surprised us? What has been confirmed? What actions are emerging? Key Note Listener, Fabien SERAIDARIAN, Vice Dean Research & Knowledge Transfer, SKEMA