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Sustainability is such a buzzword today.
Yet, I don’t think we think much about it when talking about projects – unless the project happens to be related to environmental, sustainability, green energy, or other related topic. But even then, while the project might be “green,” what is the color of its management?
Today we talk about sustainability in projects with a guest who co-wrote the book on the topic, Rich Maltzman.
Rich Maltzman
He has co-authored three PM books, including (with David Shirley, PMP) the 2011 Cleland Award-winning Green Project Management and the upcoming “Sustainability in Projects, Programs, and Portfolios: Realizing Enterprise Benefits and Goals.
Rich is a past VP of Professional Development for PMI Mass Bay, and teaches PM courses at Boston University, Curry College and the University of Massachusetts, Boston. He has spoken on the subject of PM and sustainability in South Africa, Malaysia, Costa Rica, and throughout North America.
You can buy Rich Maltzman and David Shirley’s book Green Project Management by using this link.
To listen to my conversation with Rich Maltzman, click the “play” button on top of this post.
Project Management for You
In this series, which I’ll be releasing in the next few weeks, I will publish one episode every weekday, for about a week. I’m inviting some of my project management rock star friends to come and basically answer the question:
What is project management and what is the least we need to know about it?
I have recorded a number of these calls already and I am so excited about this project.
To be the first to know when this series will be launched, visit this page and enter the list. I promised I’ll let you know as soon as it’s live.
Episode Links
- Book: Green Project Management (Amazon)
- 4 minute video about Earth PM
- EarthPM.com
- Rich Maltzman on Twitter
- Earth PM LinkedIn Group
- Post on the Stanford Execution Framework which has the imagery of the SEF model
- Post: “The Elephant and the Swiss Army Knife“
- A couple of articles about Keurig:
- Risk Register (Appendix J) for the BP Macondo Well (Deepwater Horizon)