M1: Project Everest: Reaching New Heights in Project Management
Climbing Mount Everest is considered one of humanity’s greatest feats of physical, mental, and emotional endurance. The exciting expedition to the top of the world’s highest peak is a project filled with unparalleled challenges and some of the roughest, most extreme conditions imaginable. Alan Mallory took on the challenge and set a world record when he, along with three other members of his immediate family, reached the summit after an incredible two years of planning and two months of climbing.
(1.5 PDUs - Ways of Working)

M2: The Agile Edge: Adapting Quickly to Thrive in Uncertain Times
In a world where change is constant and uncertainty is the new normal, the ability to adapt quickly isn’t just a strength, it’s a necessity. This engaging module explores how agile principles help build resilient, responsive, high-performing teams. Blending real-world project experience with powerful insights from his family’s Mount Everest expedition, we will dive into cultivating adaptability, fostering collaboration, and implementing rapid iteration strategies to drive success in today's fast-paced environments.
(1.5 PDUs - Ways of Working)

M3: Emotional Intelligence for Managing Diverse and Complex Teams
Emotional Intelligence is the ability to identify, manage, and purposefully express one's own emotions and understand and respond appropriately to others' emotions. This capacity is crucial to develop as it plays a critical role in motivating others, problem-solving, resolving conflicts, and building relationships.
(1.5 PDUs – Power Skills)

M4: The AI Paradox: Bridging Psychology and Technology
The workplace landscape changes rapidly, and we must be flexible and informed to remain relevant. This module explores the intersection of human thought and behavior with technology and artificial intelligence capabilities. As artificial intelligence accelerates beyond what we once thought possible, we find ourselves at a critical crossroads: Will AI enhance human life, or will we risk losing our uniquely human qualities in the wake of its advancements?
(1.5 PDUs – Business Acumen)