Human-centered project management: A practical guide
This practical guide to human-centered project management draws on my work leading projects, coaching PMs, and helping teams work together. I’ll keep
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Project Management
Digital PM Summit 2026 recap: The future of project management is still human
After three days in Asheville with the digital project management community, I'm more convinced than ever that the future of our profession
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The human side of project leadership #010
Your job title isn't your Future. Galen Low wants project managers to think bigger. Project management is changing faster than ever, and
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Why AI isn’t replacing project managers, it’s exposing them
There’s a version of the AI conversation circulating in project management circles right now that feels incomplete. As artificial intelligence in project management
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The human side of project leadership #009
Project Management Is a Creative Profession. Dave Prior Wants Us to Remember That. After 30 years in project management, Dave Prior still loves the
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The project plan was never the job
Project management has changed a lot since I wrote the first edition of Project Management for Humans. Oddly enough, all that change has made
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When does combining account management and project management stop working?
🗓️Join me September 29-30 in Atlanta for AM:PM, an event for agency leaders navigating growth, delivery, AI, and operational chaos. A lot
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The Human Side of Project Leadership #003
What If We Designed the Project Experience? Featuring Maggie Lynn, PMP®, Digital PM Summit 2026 Speaker We spend a lot of time in project
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The space between the sale and the work
Over the years, I’ve helped agency teams map the process from business development through account management and into project delivery. I’m doing
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