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Stanford Webinar - Project-Based Work -- Your Key to Innovation

http://apm.stanford.edu
Organizations strive for a culture of innovation -- which is often challenging to achieve. During this webinar, John Warren, VP of Strategic Business Solutions at IPS Learning, will share with you how innovation requires, and is fostered by, Project-Based Work (PBW). Innovation doesn't just happen -- it's the result of a culture within an organization that executes its strategy and exceeds client expectations.

Learn how leaders of PBW can drive innovation by leading people, building project infrastructure and creating the resilience required for successful strategy execution.

Speakers

John Warren
Vice President of Strategic Business Solutions
Executive Director, SAPM Center of Excellence for Strategy Execution
IPS Learning

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