Project Management Institute (PMI) and the Peter Drucker Society Europe declared the dispatch of a strategic partnership in which PMI President and CEO Sunil Prashara will join the Drucker Society International Advisory Board.
Peter Drucker Society Europe’s New Advisory Board Member
The Peter Drucker Society Europe is a non-profit organization that tries to propel a basic, worldwide exchange between management practitioners, academics, and different stakeholders. Their mission is to give another voice to management altogether areas of society, along these lines adding to the nonstop improvement of the act of management. This partnership will supplement PMI’s job as the world’s driving relationship for project professionals and changemakers. “The two organizations are non-profit entities with the common goal of improving the act of management in each zone of society, from government and public area to private and not-revenue driven bodies,” said Richard Straub, organizer and leader of the Global Peter Drucker Forum, the yearly conference coordinated by the Drucker Society Europe.
“We are empowering a huge number of project pioneers and changemakers to make significant commitments to the world,” Prashara said. “PMI’s mission?to empower people to make thoughts reality?adjusts impeccably with Peter Drucker’s tradition of thorough idea administration around management as a methodical control involving examination, educating, and practice. I consider the To be Forum as a key stage and accomplice for bringing issues to light of the crucial significance of management in building working current cultures.”
On the side of their mission, the Peter Drucker Society Europe has assigned the Global Peter Drucker Forum as a strategic activity. The discussion is a global management conference held every year in Peter Drucker’s home city of Vienna, Austria, and is often hailed as the “Davos of Management,” as it has gotten one of the main management conferences in Europe. The Global Peter Drucker Forum 2021 is fixated on the topic of “The Human Imperative: Navigating Uncertainty in the Digital Age.” Forum stakeholders will partake in a scope of conversation on approaches to determine pressures among technocratic and humanistic ways to deal with emergency, to show up at a union of “change and continuity.”