[Hidden-tech] Free Project Leadership Seminar, Saturday, May 9th, Brattleboro

[Lisa Sieverts]

FREE PROJECT LEADERSHIP SEMINAR AT MARLBORO COLLEGE GRADUATE SCHOOL,  
MAY 9

Brattleboro, VT – (April 21, 2009) – The Marlboro College Graduate  
School will offer a free seminar on project leadership from 11:30 am  
to 12:30 pm on Saturday, May 9.

Marlboro adjunct professor Lisa Sieverts will lead the seminar, which  
will include effective techniques that both for-profit businesses and  
non-profit organizations can use to develop a framework for a project  
as well as its successful execution.

Camper Bull will be the featured guest speaker. Bull is the managing  
director of Armiger International, a New Jersey-based project  
management training and consulting firm. He has previously held  
leadership and management positions in commercial and philanthropic  
environments, including Genigraphics, ACI and VISTA Computer Services.  
Bull is also a certified Project Management Professional and publishes  
the Project Leadership Podcast at http://www.projectleadershippodcast.com/

Marlboro offers courses in project management as part of its Master of  
Science degrees in information technology and health care  
administration, as well as a one-year, project management  
certification program. All graduate level courses take place at the  
Marlboro College Graduate Center, located at 28 Vernon Street in  
downtown Brattleboro. Classes meet in weekly or monthly formats with  
an online component to make it convenient for working adults.

For more information contact Joe Heslin in the Marlboro College  
Graduate School admissions office, 888-258-5665, x209 or jheslin at marlboro.edu 
.