Summary:
“Systems Leadership can Change the World!”, according to the World Economic Forum.
Our guest speaker Lilo seeks to bring this powerful perspective to the forefront of project and product management. Through our interactive meetup session, participants will learn to see beyond the immediate and apparent, delving into the interconnectedness and potential leverage points within systems. This approach not only enhances the adaptability of Agile and traditional project management strategies but also enriches our capability to foresee and mitigate challenges.
Join us as we play with tools of Systems Thinking to refine our approach to scheduling, requirement gathering, and risk assessment for more effective project and product management outcomes.
Takeaways:
- Gain a deeper understanding of Systems Thinking principles
- Develop skills to apply Systems Thinking tools
- Learn to apply Systems Thinking practices for agile and traditional project management strategies
About the Speaker
Lilo Altali is an award-winning social innovator who has developed design and innovative processes for NGOs, including Ceres, United Way, and Mill City Grows. At Northeastern, he teaches graduate-level social innovation and business design and analysis, while leading the undergraduate project management program. He also serves as the Academic Director for the Inclusive Entrepreneurship Lab. Before Northeastern University, Lilo designed an innovation concentration for the MBA program at Nichols College and taught Innovation Portfolio Management at Clark University. Lilo also oversaw an innovation lab at Third Sector New England. Lilo is a certified Product Manager (CPM) and Project Management Professional (PMP). Lilo has lectured and spoken across the US and Canada and has given presentations in Portugal, India, and Australia. Lilo writes an innovation newsletter that has hundreds of weekly readers.
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