Sessions worth blocking your calendar for

A small sample of what's on the agenda across three days of the PCE USA — from earned value fundamentals to the hidden gaps where megaprojects quietly lose time and money.

Day 1 - 5th October

Full-day Workshop
Integrated Project/Program Management (IP2M) Maturity and Environment Total Risk Rating (METRR): Enhancing Complex Capital Project Performance

Dr. David Grau, Sundt Construction Professor & Professor, Del E. Webb School of Construction, Arizona State University

Day 2 - 6th October

From Planner to Power-Broker: Building the Career Architecture That Turns Project Controls into Business Leadership

Dr. William Brantley, Fractional Chief Learning Officer (BAS2A)

Time Is Money: Integrating Schedule and Cost for Better Project Control

Robert Ameen, Director Project Controls, BDO USA | Kelsey Johnikin (Senior Manager) BDO

Day 3 - 7th October

Beyond the dashboards: megaprojects rarely fail because of inadequate project control tools. They fail in the unmeasured gap between a design submittal and a decision, where time, cost and accountability quietly disappear.

Metin Keles, Chief Operating Officer, Axiom

Integrating Cost, Schedule and Scope: The Case for Earned Value Management as a Core Project Controls Discipline

Denise Russell, Sr Principal Solution Engineer, Deltek

Another reason to join us — we're revealing information about PCE USA 2027.

Whether you were with us on the show floor last year or you're weighing PCE USA for the first time, this is the room where the people running the country's biggest capital programs — DOE, Amtrak, AECOM, Turner & Townsend, ProjectTeam and dozens more — spend three days comparing notes.

Seats for October 5-7 in Washington, D.C, are going now.

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