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EPISODE · Jan 18, 2016 · 27 MIN

Project Management Show Episode 003: Mark Warner on Project Management for Engineers

from The Project Management Show Podcast · host Bill McVeigh

Episode 003 of the Project Management Show features Mark Warner, who offers a great perspective for engineers that find themselves leading a team of other brilliant engineers.    Mark Warner is the Deputy Project Manager for the multi-decade, $350M Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope (DKIST) design-build construction project.   About Mark:  He is a degreed and licensed professional engineer (PE), and has a project management professional (PMP) certification. His career spans 35 years as both engineer and manager, and his expertise includes aerospace engineering, management of large-scale science construction projects, design and fabrication of precision machinery and instrumentation, and the oversight and management of complex large-scale construction projects.   Mark is a regular contributor to the Project Management Show (projectmanagementshow.com) and also authors a blog on his site projectmanagementfor engineers.com.   This epidsode is sponsored by The Trident Group.  

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