20 January 2015 | Professional Development Event | Teams: Why they are not sum of their members
Have you ever been in a team? Chances are high that your answer is a “Yes”. What was your experience being a part of a team? Was it a pleasant and enriching or stressful and frustrating one? Do you look forward to being a part of a team or do you cringe at the first thought of it? Unfortunately, more often than not, it is the latter for most people. Wouldn’t you want to turn that around?
In this session, we will explore the importance of teams, the limitations they have and the characteristics of a Superteam. You will pick up tips, tools and techniques to elevate your teams to become more resilience, cohesive and effective.
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Date: 20 January 2015, Tuesday
Time: 7.00pm to 9.00pm, Registrations and Refreshments start from 6.30pm
Location: Seminar Room 2.4 (60 pax) @ School of Economics and Social Sciences | Singapore Management University | 90 Stamford Road| Singapore 178903
SPMI Member: SGD 55.00
*EARLY BIRD OFF SGD 15.00 valid till 15 January 2015 SPMI Members please log-in to avail members' rate PDUs: 2 |
About the Speaker
Aung Pye Tun
Aung is a PMP, a Professional Speaker and a Corporate Trainer. As a Project Manager, he has managed high profile projects in Oil & Gas, Construction and Offshore & Marine industries and led teams of multi-racial and multi-cultural members across Asia, Africa and Europe. As a speaker, he has won numerous Public Speaking awards in Singapore and has spoken at major conventions here. As a trainer, he has conducted management trainings to organizations in Singapore and abroad. You will be engaged, entertained and educated with his vast and unique experiences from his international career and stories from his personal life. You will have a wonderful time because it is going to be interactive, fun and enriching experience. Read More