Gantt, Calendar and... Helmet???

I have been a Project Manager for 35 years, working mainly in international projects. During most of this time, I have been also a motorcyclist, visiting places in my country and abroad, and understanding that every motorcycle trip is a project, where I can use my knowledge, and in parallel, can teach me how to approach different aspects of the projects I manage.

The lecture shows the connections between the two things, and how motorcycling made me a better professional, while I show pictures and videos of the places I've been and tell stories about the projects I have managed.

In fast-paced technological environments, project success hinges on rapid adaptability, rigorous risk forecasting, and cross-disciplinary alignment. This lecture translates the survival principles of open-road motorcycling into high-value professional practices for project-driven companies. Attendees will learn how to break out of the mental "box" of routine workflows, manage high-stakes project risks without losing strategic optimism, and set aside team ego to build high-trust, collaborative environments that consistently deliver exceptional results.

Time required: 60-75 minutes.