PROJECT AND PROGRAM MANAGEMENT SYMPOSIUM

More Speed, Less Haste
Returning to Fundamentals
12 - 14 August 2025 | Hotel Realm Canberra

BEST SYMPOSIUM EVER! - PGCS 2024 Rocks Canberra

Held from 13 - 15 August, supported by awesome international and local speakers, thought leading presentations and a live/virtual audience of nearly 500 project management professions made PGCS 2024 the best so far. We have continued to strive to bring a diverse range of contemporary thought to PGCS and are already looking forward to 2025.

Highlights

Eight keynote presentations.
An interactive "Chatham House Rules" expert panel Q&A session.
Three specialist streams providing 24 sessions.
Three International Masterclasses.
New upmarket venue (Hotel Realm, Barton).
Outstanding social interaction across breaks and at the 11th Anniversary function.

Research Grant Announcement

PGCS announced an international research grant of $25,000 addressing the most challenging project management issue we face in the world that demands accelerated delivery - 'What needs to be different for project management and controls practices going forward?'

Preview - Symposium 2025

Date: 12 - 14 August 2025
Location: Hotel Realm, Canberra
Format: Live with virtual stream for audiences outside Canberra
Theme: More Speed, Less Haste: Returning to Fundamentals

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What is the Project and Program Management Symposium

FOMO: Not always a bad thing! If you aren’t there, you are MISSING OUT!!

Putting you in charge of your learning through sharing and connecting.

Empowering your knowledge and skills development across project and program management, governance, and controls.

Connecting you with your network for your growth in your career.

The symposium brings together project management people to share knowledge and improve the governance and controls skill sets available to deliver successful project outcomes for their organisation.

The symposium delivers improved knowledge and skill sets across project, program and portfolio management with an ongoing emphasis on the governance and controls disciplines.

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