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Ricardo Vargas, PhD
Ricardo Vargas, PhD
Global authority in project, portfolio and risk management
November 13, 2024 · 11:15 AMOpen link ↗View on Instagram ↗

Hello, everyone!! ☀️ I love this visual representation that Daniel Lança Perdigão 🔵 🇵🇹🇺🇦 created for the first edition of my new workshop, "Sustainability Pulse," delivered at the PMI Angola Chapter conference in Luanda a few weeks ago. In today’s world of constant change, successful projects are built on sustainability, balancing present needs with future preservation. This begins with understanding how sustainability is perceived by your organization. This will shape your approach through the materiality analysis to identify priorities and understand what matters most. Setting clear sustainability goals and objectives is essential, as well as providing a roadmap and measurable targets. Aligning and communicating with stakeholders ensures that everyone understands and supports shared expectations. With a solid plan and focused execution, we track our progress, adjust as needed, and transparently report outcomes, showcasing achievements and lessons learned. Finally, by embracing continuous improvement, we ensure our commitment to long-term sustainability. I hope this visual could help you envision your approach to sustainability. Remember that this visual is a Creative Commons image. You can share and use it freely! 😄 If you want to know more about the workshop, check: https://sustainability-pulse.com/ Do not forget my new LinkedIn course on the topic. You can attend it for free by using the link Check this out on LinkedIn Learning: https://www.linkedin.com/learning/sustainable-project-management-strategies-to-boost-social-economic-and-environmental-impact?trk=share_ios_course_learning&shareId=aCqVUTmrSiycBbRUid7TlA== Feel free to share your perceptions and ideas at the comments below! All opinions are worth and valuable for the discussion. Ricardo. #Sustainability #SustainableProjects #SustainableGoals #StakeholderEngagement #MaterialityAnalysis #FutureThinking #ContinuousImprovement