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Our trainers dedicate 4 hours/month to giving free presentations on project management, leadership, and DISC.  Travel more than 30 miles outside Columbia, SC is not included.

All of our certified trainers hold a minimum of a Master's degree, PMP® certification, and at least 20 years' experience in project management.  Travel outside the State of South Carolina is not included. 

This includes a personalized DISC Profile assessment, Student workbook, and handouts.

This includes the Student workbook, and project management tools/templates with permission to edit as needed for your work environment.

This includes 90-days of unlimited online access to the industry leading PMP® practice exam tool, the PMP® Exam Prep book, and student workbook.

This includes all materials from the PMP® Exam Prep, Project Management Fundamentals and DISC Assessment courses.  Students completing this course also receive their Business Project Manager (BPM™) certificate, exclusively available through BusinessPMO.

Our speakers dedicate time to sharing their knowledge and experiences in many environments where we simply give back to the community.  These sessions are usually less than one hour, and are open to schools, charities, professional network events, and more.  Travel costs outside of Columbia, SC are not included.

This is for events where you need someone to deliver a special message to your attendees at key moments of the event (kickoff, closure, etc.).  This usually requires several, discussions with the event organizers to understand the theme of the event and the creation of a custom speech.  Travel costs outside the State of South Carolina are not included.

All of our project managers are certified with a minimum of 15 years' experience.  They know traditional, agile and hybrid methodologies and, more importantly, they know how to follow the BPMO principals of leadership and project documentation minimalism.

For complex projects, we recommend a business analyst to drive the collection/documentation of the projects business requirements and facilitate testing.  While often overlooked, this role is essential for laying the foundation the project will operate on for the life of the project.

For larger projects, we recommend a project coordinator who can focus on task tracking and standard documentation.  This frees up the project manager to focus on the larger and more complex issues that drive the project to completion.