"One UWI, One Alumni Family"
Mark Burnett launches book
“The Ambidextrous Project Manager”
It is with great pride and excitement that we share with the latest work of UWI Alumnus Mark Burnett,
"The Ambidextrous Project Manager," a book born from his experiences as a UWI alumnus and dedicated Caribbean project management professional.
About the New Book:
"The Ambidextrous Project Manager" is a comprehensive guide that blends traditional project management techniques with adaptive strategies, perfectly suited for the diverse and dynamic environments of the Caribbean. This book is more than just a professional manual; it is a testament to the resilience, creativity, and unique cultural perspectives that define our region.
Impact on Regional Integration and Caribbean Culture:
This book aims to inspire and equip project managers across the Caribbean to achieve excellence by leveraging our rich cultural heritage and promoting regional integration. By sharing case studies and insights from successful projects across the Caribbean and Latin America, I hope to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of our collective strengths and the power of collaboration.
Benefits for the UWI Alumni Community:
- Practical Insights: Gain practical tools and strategies to navigate complex project environments.
- Cultural Appreciation: Understand the importance of cultural inclusion and the unique project management challenges in the Caribbean.
- Professional Growth: Enhance your skills and knowledge to drive successful projects and initiatives within the region.
As a token of appreciation for the support and inspiration he has received from the UWI community, he is offering an exclusive discount to UWI alumni. Use the promo code
UWIALUMNI20 to receive a 20% discount when purchasing
"The Ambidextrous Project Manager".
Mark his deeply grateful for the education and experiences he gained at UWI, which have significantly shaped his career and contributions to the field of project management. Mark believes that together, we can continue to build a brighter future for the Caribbean.
Below is the link to the book.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D5DLTWP4
