As part of the PM Summit, the PMI Portugal chapter in collaboration with renown high schools in Portugal, organized an academic symposium focusing on Sustainability in Project Management thinking about all that are committed to this theme.
We are privileged to partner with Higher School of Technology and Management of the Polytechnic Institute of Porto, Autonomous University of Lisbon, CEFAGE – Center for Studies and Advanced Training in Management and Economics of the University de Évora and the School of Engineering of the University of Minho.
Together, we intend to lay down the foundations for the scientific community to further share, debate and collaborate on very important topics.
The range of possible topics include: Project Management Social responsibility, Project Management economic Responsibility, Project Management Environment Sustainability, Sustainability Programs, Corporate sustainability projects or programs, Environment Projects or Programs, Social Responsibility Projects or Programs, Sustainable Portfolio Management, Not For Profit Projects or Programs, Recycling Projects or Programs, Energy Management Optimization, Scare resources management, Sustainability in social innovation projects, Sustainability in fourth sector projects and UN sustainable development goals.
The presentations were rigorously selected by the Scientific Committee. The publication of the best articles in reference journals (Scopus) of Science is assured.
We will create quality time to learn and debate and a space to celebrate the scientific community with impact on Sustainability in Project Management.
It would be fantastic to count on your contribution to this Symposium!
Join us and register here now!
09:00 - 10:00
Day Opening - Green Project Management
Speaker: Joel Carboni
Joel Carboni
10:00 - 10:30
Symposium Opening
Speakers: Miguel Vieira;
Vanda Lima;
Miguel Carvalho e Melo;
Marisa Ferreira;
Mário Romão
António Vieira
António Miguel Soares;
Anabela Tereso;
Iolanda Rocha;
Isabelina Jorge;
José Ângelo Pinto
Miguel Vieira
Vanda Lima
Miguel Carvalho e Melo
Marisa Ferreira
Mário Romão
António Vieira
António Miguel Soares
Anabela Tereso
Iolanda Rocha
Isabelina Jorge
José Ângelo Pinto
10:30 - 11:00
Sustainable, healthy and well-being facilities
Speaker: Susana Lucas
Susana Lucas
11:00 - 12:00
Doctoral Consortium
Speaker: Mariza Queiroz
Mariza Motta Queiroz
12:00 - 12:10
Best Paper
12:10 - 12:20
Best Master Dissertation
12:20 - 12:30
Best Doctoral Thesis
14:30 - 15:40
Social Projects
Design-based project with social responsability;
Neurodiversidade – Implementação de um Programa de Empregabilidade nos projetos da Critical Software;
I4.0 technologies and Digital Transformation as triggers for Sustainability and Circular Economy in the Ornamental Stone Industry;
A Gestão de Conhecimento em Gestão de Projetos;
Gestão de Projetos em Organizações Sem Fins Lucrativos: IPSS e Instituições Equiparadas na sub-região do Vale do Ave;
Q&A
15:40 - 16:00
Environment Protection
+BioPlastics - We transform your Food Waste into Value;
Q&A
16:00 - 16:30
Coffee Break
16:30 - 17:30
Social Development
Práticas e benefícios da inovação e sustentabilidade na gestão de projetos nas PME´s: uma revisão sistemática na literatura;
Bases para o desenvolvimento do modelo de economia circular aplicadas à produção primária;
How to evaluate sustainability in projects? On the pursuit of KPIs;
Public health: factors that impact project success;
Q&A
17:30 - 18:30
Models for better resource Management
Proposta de um instrumento de avaliação da maturidade em gestão de projetos nas IPSS;
Sustentabilidade na Gestão de Projeto: Estudo comparativo GPM/PM²
Sustentabilidade nas organizações orientadas a projetos: Contributo da transformação digital no aumento da pegada carbónica;
Q&A
18:30 - 19:00
Symposium Closing
Speakers: António Miguel Soares;
Iolanda Rocha;
José Ângelo Pinto
António Miguel Soares
Iolanda Rocha
José Ângelo Pinto
19:00 - 21:00
Special Welcome Drink
From subsea oil wells to covid vaccines: how project management shaped my career
Speaker: Ângela Martinho
Ângela Martinho
