Projects are a form of organising used to envisage futures – interventions into existing social, technological and natural systems. We are committed to educating and researching project leadership for a digital, net-zero future. This can be achieved by addressing challenges that span a range of industries such as software, organisational change, infrastructure and new energy. As we face a changing world it is imperative to think differently about projects and their leadership.
Our series of Project Leadership in a Changing World International Symposia are designed to share the latest thinking on project leadership across an international research, policy and practice community.
Registration
Registration
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Please RSVP by Wednesday 6 November 2024.
Why participate in this Symposium?
Why participate in this Symposium?
Share your Research on a Global Platform
Present your research findings to a worldwide audience
Work with the Editors of Leading Journals
Discuss your research insights with journal editors and receive constructive feedback
Explore the New Frontiers of Project Leadership Research
Contribute to the development of the future research agenda for project leadership
Connect with World – Renowned Researchers
Network with globally renowned academics in the field of project leadership
Maximise your Research Impact in the Project Leadership Research Community
Garner recognition and build your reputation as a project leadership scholar
Call for Papers
Call for Papers
You are invited to submit your research to the Project Leadership in a Changing World – 4th International Symposium where we will discuss the showcase the latest project insights through a series of paper presentations from researchers from around the world. This year, the John Grill Institute for Project Leadership is partnering with the Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction to deliver this symposium.
Deadline: 13 September 2024, 11.59 pm (AEDT)/ 2.59pm (GMT+1)
Submission guidelines: Click to download
Topics
Topics
- – Project leadership, dynamic organizing, and change
- – Projects leadership for sustainable, resilient, and just futures
- – How project leaders deal with new digital technologies and AI
- – Innovating project leadership
- – Leadership across projects, programs, and portfolios
- – Leadership in projects as temporary organisations
- – How leadership helps to address grand challenges and other big goals
- – Future making and leadership
- – Project narratives and leadership
- – Project leaders and storytelling
- – Research methods for studying
- – Temporality of project leadership • Leadership for change
- – Building leadership teams
- – Building and leading teams
Organising Committee
Organising Committee
Dr Jin Xue
Lecturer at the School of Project Management,
University of Sydney
Dr Natalya Sergeeva
Associate Professor at the Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction, University College London
Organising Committee
Organising Committee
Professor Jennifer Whyte
Director of the John Grill Institute for Project Leadership, University of Sydney
Professor Martina Huemann
Director of the Project Hub, University College London