Episode 254: Introducing the PMOEdge Workshop Series, an Interview with Lisa DiTullio

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This week The PMO Podcast™ Featured Story presents "Introducing the PMOEdge Workshop Series, an Interview with Lisa DiTullio," presented by Mark Perry (about Mark), host of The PMO Podcast™. If you are a PMO manager and active in the PMO domain, then you probably already know Lisa DiTullio. Lisa is a PMO subject matter expert and industry servant leader having first been and very successful PMO manager herself and later a provider of PMO thought leadership and services as founder and President of Your Project Office, a firm that specializes in helping organizations of all shapes and sizes with their PMOs. Lisa is here with us today to tell us about the PMOEdge Workshop Series, an exciting and highly interactive two day workshop experience designed to help you set up a new PMO or improve upon an existing PMO.
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