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In episode 26 of The Project Management Show, we are honored to be joined LT Lawrence Yatch, a Navy Seal, now retired.  Larry is the CEO and Founder of Sealed Mindset and Creator of the Exceptional Team Formula, a FORMULA that Navy SEALs have been using for decades in some of the world’s worst places to operate exceptional teams.  Larry also discusses how he has adapted these principles into his own personal work/life balance.
Larry has been honored with the ‘Combat V’ for Valor in Battle “above and beyond the call of duty,”
The Achievement Medal for Innovation in Navy SEAL combat tactics;
The Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal;
and the Humanitarian Service Medal for relief efforts in East Timor and Sri Lanka.
Larry has been recognized as a (Real) Power 50 Award winner by Minneapolis Business Magazine for his team performance planning strategies for turbo-charging teams to speed success. 
And after 8 years of teaching innovative team optimization strategies to senior executives and managers at multi-million and billion dollar companies and also coaching high performing CEOs in the same, Larry has now bottled his Exceptional Team FORMULA in a planning software and training program to bring the Expert Navy SEAL Tactical Planner to YOUR teams.
Larry has provided a special offer to PM Show listeners for a free 30-minute strategy session.  Please go to:
https://www.plan-sight.com/ProjectManagementShow
This episode is sponsored by Bravo Reporting Systems and Dash360 
          

In episode 24 of the Project Management Show, Mike Parker of CEO of Blackrock Resources, talked about all of the career opportunities in project management, and this episode we are excited to have Greta Blash discuss some of the training and certifications that can help you to achieve your professional development goals and better position yourself to land one of those opportunities Mike mentioned.
Greta Blash is Co-founder of Facilitated Methods and is a Project manager instructor at the University of California, Irvine Division of Continuing Education.
Greta has extensive experience as an executive and consulting IT professional, both domestically and internationally. Her areas of experience include program management, project management, agile/adaptive development, business analysis, customer relationship management, and business intelligence.
In addition to her PMP certification, she also holds an agile certification (PMI-ACP) and business analysis (PMI-PBA) certification from the Project Management Institute (PMI).
Greta has taught project management, business analysis and agile foundation and certification courses worldwide for the last ten years. She has also published numerous articles and blogs on these topics, as well as a global team participant in the creation of “What’s New in PMBOK® 6th Edition – An In-Depth Comparison.”
She is a frequent presenter at various PMI and IIBA meetings and conferences at the local, regional and global level.  She has been recognized as an SME and reviewer of the new Business Analysis Standard from PMI, and also as a reviewer of the new 6th edition of PMBOK Guide, the new 4th edition of the Program Management Guide.  She most recently has been selected as a contributor to the PMI’s new Benefits Realization Practice Guide.
This episode is sponsored by BlackRock Resources & Bravo Reporting Systems
          
 

Episode 024 of The Project Management Show features Michael Parker, Founder and President of BlackRock Resources, discussing career opportunities available today in project management.  Do you really need a PMP?  Mike discusses what companies are looking for in hiring project management professionals and the salary ranges associated with different positions.
BlackRock Resources, specializes in providing professional staffing and consulting services to the domestic energy industry (oil, gas, nuclear, and renewable energy). 
Mike has over 15 years of staffing and consulting industry experience, and a successful track record in recruiting and placement of project management professionals in both large companies and start-up firms during his career. 
This episode is sponsored by Bravo Reporting Systems

Episode 023 of The Project Management Show features Chris Baddeley, a marketing and customer experience professional with a broad-based background in the financial services industry.
 
Chris has led national marketing projects for Citibank's US Consumer Bank, and for the wholesale and correspondent mortgage divisions of GMAC-RFC. He spent the last five years as the director of customer experience for Ditech Financial LLC, where he led the redesign of consumer-facing digital platforms during a period of rapid portfolio growth.
 
Chris grew up in New Hampshire and holds a BS in business from Eastern Illinois University and an MBA in Marketing from Loyola University Chicago.  Chris and his wife are the parents of two grown sons and reside in the Twin Cities.
 
This episode is sponsored by Bravo Reporting Systems

 
 

Episode 022 of The Project Management Show features Lonnie Pacelli, a business and autism awareness author with over 30 years business experience at Accenture, Microsoft, and his consultancy Consetta Group.  Lonnie is the author of five hardcopy books and over 30 e-books on topics of leadership, project management, and autism awareness.   Lonnie is committed to helping current and future leaders and project managers be more effective in their walk and help them learn from both his successes and, more importantly, his failures.
This episode is sponsored by BlackRock Resources

Episode 021 of The Project Management Show features Kendall Kunz, an American businessman, and entrepreneur. He is the founder of Forms On Fire and has served as its CEO since its foundation in 2011. 
In this episode, Kendall shares his passion for early stage software companies and overcoming the project and product management challenges they face by using the principles from The Lean Startup: How Today's Entrepreneurs Use Continuous Innovation to Create Radically Successful Businesses and specifically Minimum Viable Product (MVP), developed by Eric Ries.
This episode is sponsored by Bravo Reporting Systems