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19-
20. June 2004. Budapest
An invitation from Klára Falk-Bánó, Vice President,
SIETAR Europa Nowadays many projects involve multiple companies, frequently from a variety of
countries. This brings into sharp focus the many aspects of cross cultural
working, particularly delivering project outcomes while living in another country
and collaborating closely with colleagues from diverse cultural backgrounds: that
is why the 2004 Budapest event should be considered an important interactive
workshop for all of us to prepare ourselves to carry the torch- flame of the
interdisciplinary knowledge of Project Management around the Globe.
We firmly believe that for those aspiring to true success, the integration of local
culture into business strategy is of crucial importance. Thus the philosophy of
CCN is all about opening up whole new dimensions in our profession of project
management.
To live up to a truly colourful multi-cultural event there are 180 lecture-abstracts
registered for the two- day congress from 36 countries from all over the Globe.
Parallel with those high-quality lectures a rich variety of on- stage round-table
programmes with lots of surprises are offered, along with the choice of 26 pre-
/post-congress seminars (including the 16th Global PM Forum
on the pre- congress
day) are enriching the optional menu available for those who wish to enhance
their in-depth knowledge with an affection towards the scientific achievements of
PM-Culture in general as well as for enhanced understanding of cross- cultural
knowledge.
On behalf of the International Committee, we cordially invite you to participate in
this outstanding opportunity to share ideas, network among the many delegates
from the world community of the project management profession, in the lovely
and historic capital of Hungary: Budapest, where we had the SIETAR Europa
Annual Congress 2003, on the occasion of the 18th IPMA World Congress on
Project management on the 19-20 June 2004.
I am an invited Speaker at the Congress: The title of my presentation is : A
Pocket-Guide to Managers Heading for Multicultural Projects
In my presentation I will talk about SIETAR, our aims and goals and the
advantages of becoming a SIETAR member.
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