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Power Skills: Project Management in the Workplace ft. Chi-Chi Egbo

Adults 18+

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Live Online Workshop

25/03/2025 - 25/03/2025
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
$0 | Included with membership
Online Eastern Daylight Time,
Toronto

Project management skills are highly valuable across nearly every career and industry. Whether you're an individual contributor with operational responsibilities or a leader balancing multiple strategic priorities, these skills can significantly enhance your effectiveness at work and career growth. This 60-minute workshop will empower you to apply core project management techniques to your day-to-day work, helping you stay organized, manage resources effectively, and achieve your goals with greater impact. Through scenario-based learning and reflection, you will learn the tools to approach your work with a project management mindset.

Facilitated by Chi-Chi Egbo, Workthrough

Chi-Chi Egbo is an award-winning career development leader, mentor, speaker and change-maker. She has ten years of experience in career development, career coaching, program development and team design. Through working in senior and leadership people-focused positions in academia and tech, her expertise has helped over 1,000 people launch new careers and guided startups, global organizations and government agencies on hiring and talent management strategies. After taking a career break, Chi-Chi founded Workthrough—a career engagement and HR consultancy at the intersection of employee experience and professional development—because she believes everyone deserves meaningful career experiences.

This event is included as part of Career Collective membership. Apply today for the opportunity to access this event and the full member-based career platform.

Prerequisites:

None! This workshop is designed for beginners.

About This Program

Who this is for

"I'm curious about technology and the tech sector"
“I use technology in my role, but I’m afraid of falling behind”
“Digital skills haven’t been a big part of my job yet, but I think they could make my job better”
“I’m looking for new tech-related skills to support my career growth”
“I have an understanding of the evolving tech landscape, but need professionals to connect with to make decisions about my place in it”
“I’m interested in networking and learning with others"

This event is open to all adults 18+, designed in a way that seeks to explicitly welcome people with underrepresented genders—this includes cis women, trans women, trans men, non-binary people, and others who are marginalized because of their gender identity or expression. We believe that addressing the gender gap in tech is just one part of building digital equity. A more just and equitable future for technology in Canada means building programming that supports, empowers, and equips all learners who historically have been—and continue to be—underrepresented in tech, particularly Black, Indigenous and other Racialized learners, people in low-income communities and newcomer learners. If this sounds like you, we can’t wait to have you learn with us.