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3rd Talk Around the Clock:
Project Management and Ethics
The 24-Hour Virtual Charity Conference is over, and all money raised has been sent to Doctors without Borders.
A big shout-out to all volunteers, speakers, and panelists. Thank you for allowing this worldwide event to happen! This page remains online for historical purposes until we organize the next Talk Around the Clock.
On this page: Introduction ||| Seal of confidence ||| Program ||| Panel discussion ||| Donate & book your seat
Top PM Speakers Talk Pro Bono for Doctors Without Borders‘ Aid for War Victims in Palestine
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PMI-certified project managers can claim 1 PDU per hour of attendance, 24 PDUs maximum.
Get ready to join some of the world’s finest speakers in project management for a 24-hour charity conference that’s just around the corner.
These inspiring individuals will be speaking pro bono for a deeply humanitarian purpose: To support Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors without Borders) in meeting the urgent needs of civilians, especially children, in Palestine.
The conference will be exciting. Its speakers are practitioners and educators, and they are passionate about making a difference. As the world continues to witness the devastating loss of life and suffering in Palestine, the event’s participants are committed to joining Médecins Sans Frontières’ calls for an immediate and permanent ceasefire that will allow doctors to bring critical life-saving medical treatments, supplies, and recovery to the victims of war.
The PMI Sweden Chapter is championing the conference, and a team of event volunteers from around the world is organizing it. With the support of several other PMI chapters, the event promises to be a huge success.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to make a difference. The entire revenue from the conference goes to Médecins Sans Frontières, and we welcome promoting partners and corporate donors to join us in support of this worthy cause. Get excited for an event that promises to be both inspiring and impactful!
Donation Status
Help us exceed our donation goal by a great margin!
Received*: | € 6,722 |
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Goal*: | €6,000 |
Days left: | (Event started) |
Total donations over all 3 options.
Numbers updated: 02-Feb-2024, 09:21 PM UTC
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Seal of Confidence
The donations made for the 3rd Talk Around the Clock event are fully transferred to Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors without Borders). Details:
We comply with PMI’s Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct, Article 2.2.3: “We fulfill the commitments that we undertake – we do what we say we will do.”
Our due diligence guarantee: The cooperation partners, the PMI Sweden Chapter and Oliver F. Lehmann invite all donors to audit the payment flow after the transfer to Médecins Sans Frontières.
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Program Summary
Conference Hours
Begin: | Feb. 02, 2024, 11 AM UTC |
Duration: | 24h |
End: | Feb. 03, 2024, 11 AM UTC |
Feb. 02, 2024
11:00 AM UTC: | Opening & welcome |
11:30 AM UTC: | Talks |
07:30 PM UTC: | Panel Discussion |
09:30 PM UTC: | Talks |
Feb 03, 2024
12:30 AM UTC: | Talks |
10:30 AM UTC: | Closure and adjourn |
11:00 AM UTC: | Adjourn |
February 2, 2024
Opening & Welcome
11:00 AM UTC
The Talk Around the Clock project team and special guests opens the conference:
- Project Manager:
- For PMI Sweden Chapter:
- Katarina Strömberg (President)
- For Project Management Institute
- Lynn Shannon (Member of the PMI Board of Directors)
- Project Team:
- Graziella D’Amico (Speakers Coordination)
- Aurora Gualtieri (Speakers Coordination)
- Julia Gohblit (Moderators Coordination)
- Katarina Korenkova (Communication)
The Talks
Keynote
11:30 AM UTC
Thomas Walenta
Use Wisdom for Ethical Decision Making
Wisdom in psychology is achieved through ten competencies. Eight universal human values help to make decisions ethically. Four are the base of PMI’s code of ethics. How to use the ten competencies to become a good project leader. (Speaker details…)
12:30 PM UTC
Jesús Bayarri
Ethic Dilemmas as Project Managers in the Construction Industry
Projects in the construction industry are confrontational due to the typical delivery and contracting approach. PMs have the chance (and duty) to change that, but it requires to rest in simmetry between their clients and rest of stakeholders interests. (Speaker details…)
01:30 PM UTC
Sarah Schütte
Project Managers, Law and Ethics: Lightening a Heavy Load
Amongst the juggling that PMs have to do, there is Law and Ethics, 2 heavyweight topics which weigh down a team. Awareness and upfront planning can lighten the load, however, so let me offer trusted tips and tricks to juggle! (Speaker details…)
02:30 PM UTC
Marisa Silva
Ethical Portfolio Management: project creatures that slow down (or accelerate) your portfolio
What do unicorns, cockroaches, elephants, or pets have in common? If you are struggling to get rid of pets projects or have encountered a watermelon project (green in the outside, red in the inside) recently, this talk is for you. (Speaker details…)
03:30 PM UTC
Geraldine Mongold
When Projects Go Off the Rails – Dealing with Project Failure
Sometimes ending a troubled project is the right thing to do. We will explore a project that went wrong, and how ethics play a role in determining if, when, and how to terminate a project. (Speaker details…)
04:30 PM UTC
Walter Ginevri
Building a Better Place to Live through Projects Entrusted to Kids
In a world characterized by rapid and continuous change, education faces a decisive challenge. Being project management a “universal language”, the presentation will show how to empower students’ life skills thanks to a kit of intuitive visual tools and techniques. (Speaker details…)
05:30 PM UTC
Alfonso Bucero
Managing Stakeholders and Ethics in international projects
Dealing with project stakeholders is a must for every project manager. Managing project stakeholders becomes more challenging when managing international projects. Aligning the ethical views among project stakeholders is key to project success. (Speaker details…)
06:30 PM UTC
Oliver F. Lehmann
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Project Business – the Ethical Aspects
Artificial Intelligence empowers us to achieve more by freeing us from mundane tasks, enabling us to focus on adding value where it truly matters. In Project Business, it helps improve customer-contractor relations. However, this powerful tool comes with ethical concerns. (Speaker details…)
Panel Discussion:
How Can We Keep Our Projects Free from Murky Practices?
07:30 PM UTC
Panelists:
Moderation:
The Case for Discussion
Projects should be beacons of ethical behavior. They are a powerful tool to bring positive change to stakeholders and the world.
Unfortunately, projects are often the homestead of murky and corrupt behaviors. We observe internal politics, bribery, and financial mismanagement.
And there is more: Abuse of power resulting in burned-out people, fractured societies, and a damaged environment.
As project managers, the question often arises: How can we protect our projects, our stakeholders, and the world from toxic leaders, unethical practices, and damaging outcomes?
09:30 PM UTC
Giusi Meloni
Ethical Intelligence – Everyday Practice for the Ethical Project Manager
Ethical intelligence is defined by the values we uphold and the knowledge we possess. This presentation will mix and match linguistics, literature, and psychology with project management expertise to highlight the principles and skillset to make ethics a daily practice. (Speaker details…)
10:30 PM UTC
Declan Foster
A Practical AI Ethics Framework for Projects
The presentation introduces a practical framework for AI ethics that can be applied to projects or organisations. It explains the role of governance, policies and procedures, education, roles and responsibilities, AI ethics statements and the use of risk assessment tools. (Speaker details…)
11:30 PM UTC
Ruth Pearce
Ethics Live in the Grey Areas: What Project Management can Learn from Coaching, the Legal Profession and others
What does being ethical mean? Many expect there to be a straight forward answer to questions of ethics but the reality is that being ethical is more often more a way of thinking than about rule following or application. (Speaker details…)
February 3, 2024
12:30 AM UTC
Luis Reyes
Beyond Results: The Essence of Ethical Project Leadership
In project management, ethical leadership is essential for sustainable success. Beyond meeting objectives, it means leading with integrity and responsibility. We will explore leading examples that define this essential practice. (Speaker details…)
01:30 AM UTC
Wan Syamilah Wan Ismail
Navigating Ethical Dilemmas in Project Management
This presentation explores real-life ethical challenges faced by project managers and discusses strategies for making responsible decisions. It emphasizes the importance of transparency, communication, and building a culture of ethics. Resources and tools for ethical decision-making are also provided. (Speaker details…)
02:30 AM UTC
Beth Ouellette
Ethical Leadership and Emotional Intelligence – Let’s Connect the dots
Validating and understanding of EI is key for all leaders. Then, clarifying principles of ethics is next. Once these are clear, leaders can intentionally connect and apply these practices and principles of EI and Ethical Leadership as their formula for success. (Speaker details…)
03:30 AM UTC
Dan Ryan
Taking Care of Ethics for a Startup
The project to launch and establish a startup comes with many ethical challenges. Temptations to do the wrong things are always present, but unethical behavior brings the risk of loss of trust by stakeholders and, finally, of failure. It takes a dedicated leadership approach and a strong moral compass to succeed. (Speaker details…)
04:30 AM UTC
Rahul Pai
Ethical Vs Moral – Application in Real World Project Management
While ethics & morals are used interchangeably, what is key for project success – being ethically correct OR being morally right? This session is aimed to equip the audience with the essence of ethics and morals in project management with real world scenarios to distinguish between the two. (Speaker details…)
05:30 AM UTC
Tiziano Villa
PMI® Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct: Power Skills Enablers
CEPC inspires project managers to develop sustainable management solutions for project complex situations. CEPC entails power skills enablers. They are: Accountability, Ethnography, Negotiation, Knowledge Sharing. This presentation aims at highlighting how they can make CEPC effectively put in action. (Speaker details…)
06:30 AM UTC
Michael Gates
Negotiating Successfully across Cultures
This session will look at the importance of understanding culture for successful international negotiations – with customers, suppliers and internally when leading or working in multicultural teams. You will learn about a simple and practical model of culture and how 3 different cultural types tend to negotiate with regard to price and time. (Speaker details…)
07:30 AM UTC
Mohamed F. ElNassery
Norms in International Business
Norms are essential, it is logical to stick to ethics. International Project Business complicates the levels of diversity, creating and keeping Norms within the project becomes art rather than only a skill! (Speaker details…)
08:30 AM UTC
Mustafa Sherif
Cities for Children
Mustafa will talk about why it is important to plan and design cities for children. How can we integrate the convention on the rights for a child in urban planning projects. He will also share best practices from Sweden and other countries within child friendly cities topic. (Speaker details…)
09:30 AM UTC
Essowè Abalo
Rising Beyond Difficulties
This talk will dive into the art of transforming challenges into opportunities for growth, emphasizing resilience-building, strategic problem-solving, and the power of a growth mindset. (Speaker details…)
10:30 AM UTC
Adjourn
The Talk Around the Clock project team wraps up and closes the conference with some last words of thanks to everyone who helped us make it possible.
End of the event: 11:00 AM UTC
Once your seat is booked, you can join, leave, and rejoin the sessions whenever you like.