Project Management Office Specific Interest Group (PMOSIG)
to hold "Advancing the PMO" Symposium 2008

The Project Management Institute (PMI)
Project Management Office Specific Interest Group (PMOSIG)
presents the Project Management Office (PMO) symposium
November 9-11, 2008
San Antonio Hyatt Regency Hotel located on the famous San Antonio Riverwalk

Register at the www.pmosymposium.org website
Attendance will be limited to the first 250 registrations

With over 20 sessions, attendees will become engaged in important PMO issues, share insights and participate in Q&A forums. PMOSIG Executive Chairman, Art Drake, announced "...the symposium will fill an important void for all Program Management Office professionals to engage in many sessions by industry focused practitioners." Mr. Drake also emphasized "attendees will be able to gain insight facing PMO’s from different industries and different levels of maturity ... whether you’re considering starting a PMO or already working in an established PMO. This is the premier PMO event for 2008 where attendees can earn up to 19 PDU’s".

This dynamic, two and a half day event provides opportunities for PMO practitioners, project managers, organizational leaders, and others with an interest in establishing or growing the value of a PMO an opportunity to:

  • Learn from an engaging group of recognized speakers. Over 20 sessions are scheduled during the event. Wrap-up panel discussions offer the opportunity to ask questions of speakers even if you can't attend their presentation!
  • Ask questions and get answers--sessions are designed to provide time for formal remarks from speakers and dialogue with the audience, discussion, and Q&A. Sunday Forum sessions allow participants to share experiences, knowledge, and challenges with fellow attendees in an engaging, moderated discussion format.
  • Network with colleagues. Registration includes two networking receptions plus meals and informal breaks allow plenty of time to meet fellow attendees and speakers.
  • Discuss important issues, share insights, and learn.