As project professionals we are targeting towards project success – and we do all to get it.

But does it make sense to use rare resources to meet just short-term objectives? What about the long-term impact of our deliverables?

Sustainable project management is the methodology to build the bridge between business goals, social responsibility and environmental health.

Speaker

Peter Pürckhauer 
Chair of Taskforce: IPMA Standard Technical Committee, TIME4PM GmbH, Germany

Consultant, trainer and coach for project management with experience in international projects and programs since 1995, working globally in various industries (e.g. IT, life science, finance, aerospace and others). His focus is on development of people and organizations in the context of a sustainable transformation of project culture.

Peter Pürckhauer is certified by IPMA as Senior Project and Programme Manager (Level B), as trainer by GPM and as management coach.

At GPM (German Association for Project Management) and IPMA Peter Pürckhauer is involved in several specialist groups, in particular PM goes to School (GPM) and sustainable PM (GPM, IPMA). He has co-authored the IPMA ICB4 Reference Guide on Sustainable Project Management (2024) and authored Multi-Project Management for School Directors (2018).

As trainer Peter Pürckhauer is responsible for several personnel development programs from project team members up to project sponsors for a couple of customers.

Moderator

Dr. Wolfgang Glitscher
Germany

Graduate biochemist & chemical engineer Lecturer for project management at the Technical University of Berlin in the international Master’s program Global Production Engineering (since 2005). Over 25 years of experience as a project manager, program director, department head, managing consultant across all industries in Germany and abroad. abroad. Team member of the Special Interest Group ESG of the IPMA – International Project Management Association.

Organizer: ESG
Date and time: September 3, 2025, 3:30pm CET
Format: webinar
Duration: 1h
Number of CPDs: 1.5
Mode of delivery: online
Ticket price: Free