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Join us for an engaging session where project management meets sustainability. Designed for PMI-CTT members, students, faculty members, and professionals. This event will explore how sustainable practices are shaping modern project delivery and driving long-term impact.

Topic: Sustainable Leadership

Join us and explore the concept of Sustainable Leadership within the context of non-profit organizations, emphasizing the importance of long-term value creation, ethical practices, and the well-being of people and the planet. Drawing on data insights, leadership principles, and behavioral models, this session aims to equip project professionals and non-profit leaders with actionable strategies to foster enduring impact and organizational resilience.

The presentation is structured around five core principles of sustainable leadership:

1. Understanding Volunteer Behaviour
2. Leading People to Effectiveness
3. Teams’ Decision Making
4. Solutions-Oriented Leadership
5. Delegating for Dynamic Results

Main Takeaways

• Sustainable Leadership defined
• Addressing the Four Gaps in Sustainability
• Volunteers are motivated by purpose, recognition, and clear roles.
• Effective teams align decisions with shared values and sustainability
• Shift from problem-focused to solution-focused thinking.
• Delegation is essential for leadership and empowerment.

Presenter Bio:

Henry Hamud is an accomplished professional engineer and educator with over 20 years of experience leading complex infrastructure, heavy construction, energy, and nuclear technology projects. He holds certifications in Project & Risk Management (PMP & PMI-RMP) and a credential in Business Administration from Harvard Business School and is a licensed P.Eng. in Ontario.

Henry is recognized for his ability to lead cross-functional teams, deliver high-impact results, and foster inclusive, engaging learning environments in post-secondary education.

He currently leads the Proposal Management Office at BWXT Canada Nuclear Services and serves as a part-time professor at the School of Business at Conestoga College.

His leadership blends technical expertise with strategic insight, making him a trusted voice in both industry and academia.

Date: 29th April 2026, Wednesday

Location: Conestoga College, Cambridge Campus, Lecture Hall

Address:

850 Fountain Street South Cambridge, ON N3H 0A8

Time: 7:00 - 8:30 PM EST

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Event Agenda

Please email questions to events@pmi-ctt.org.