The Hidden Costs Of Unsustainable Project Practices
Forbes
April 22, 2025
For years, businesses have viewed sustainability as a box to check—a marketing play, a feel-good initiative or something to address once all the “real” work is done. But companies that see sustainability as an added cost are missing the bigger picture. The true cost of unsustainable project management isn’t always obvious—it’s lurking in project delays, bloated budgets, supply chain disruptions, regulatory penalties and reputational damage. At its core, project management is about delivering value efficiently. And when sustainability is left out of the equation, projects can become more expensive, riskier and—quite frankly—less competitive.
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Why it’s time for project professionals to go carbon positive
The Association for Project Management
April 22, 2025
Sustainability in project management has often been treated as an afterthought; something to be discussed at a conference stream. If it were lucky enough to find its way into a project it’s usually once the scope is set, the stakeholders aligned and the budget approved. But in today’s world, that mindset simply doesn’t hold up.
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The Hidden Power of Dual Materiality: Why Impact Is a Business Metric
Blog Green
April 21, 2025
It’s a deceptively simple question—until you realize how much is riding on the answer. Investors are asking it. Regulators are demanding it. And your communities are watching to see if your impact matches your intent.
That’s where dual materiality comes in.
If your business is only measuring what affects you—without accounting for what you affect—you’re only seeing half the landscape. And in a world where risk, trust, and transparency are converging fast, that’s a costly omission.
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Is It Time to Break Up With “Stakeholders”?
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April 17, 2025
Every so often, someone drops a comment in a conversation that completely reframes the way you see something. Recently, I was in a meeting when someone mentioned that the term “stakeholder” has roots tied to colonialism—and for a split second, the air in the room changed. It was like someone u
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Beyond Ego and Eco: The Next Business Imperative
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April 02, 2025
The way businesses operate has always followed an unspoken framework—one that dictates how they engage with markets, resources, and people. Whether they realize it or not, organizations function within three distinct paradigms: Ego, Eco, and Seva. The question is, which one will define the next er
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The “Sustainability Premium” Myth—Why Sustainable Projects Are Actually More Cost-Effective
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March 25, 2025
In the last month alone, I’ve been on multiple panels, podcasts, and interviews. Each time, I’m asked variations of the same question: “Is sustainability really cost-effective?” It’s the classic argument. People hear “sustainable project” and immediately assume “expensive pro
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Is COP30 Climate Action or Climate Hypocrisy?
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March 17, 2025
The 30th Conference of the Parties (COP30) is set to take place in Brazil in this year, a symbolic moment for global climate action. Leaders, policymakers, and environmentalists will gather under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) banner to discuss sustainability. But
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Beyond Borders: Global Challenges Demand Local Solutions
Forbes
March 11, 2025
Sustainability is often framed as a global challenge, yet I believe the most pressing solutions need to start at the local level.
I think the 2025 California wildfire, which burned over 40,500 acres before being contained, proves this point. Fueled by record-breaking heatwaves, extended drought and shifting winds, it devastated communities, displaced thousands and strained emergency response systems.
Its effects weren’t confined to California—air quality deteriorated in neighboring states, and supply chain disruptions followed.While I think we as business leaders should continue to think globally about sustainability, success will often require localized execution.
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The Leadership Crisis—And the Leaders Who Are Fixing It
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March 10, 2025
The world feels like it’s on a knife’s edge. Wars rage. Global markets swing unpredictably. Political leaders stoke division instead of solving problems. Democracies, once seen as stable, now teeter as strongmen and populists rewrite the rules to serve themselves. Trust in institutions—governm
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Beyond Greenwashing: How To Measure Real Impact In Corporate Sustainability
Forbes
December 27, 2024
Sustainability is no longer a niche concern or an afterthought. It has become a foundational expectation for businesses operating in today’s marketplace. Yet, as organizations rush to meet this demand, many fall into the trap of greenwashing—claiming environmental or social responsibility without delivering tangible results.
True sustainability requires more than well-crafted press releases or glossy annual reports. It demands measurable impact, rigorous accountability and a willingness to embrace hard truths. As climate change intensifies and societal inequalities widen, businesses must rise above empty promises and demonstrate real progress. The stakes are too high to settle for less.
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What Keeps Executives Up At Night: The Hidden Pressures Of Sustainability Reporting
Forbes
December 27, 2024
As a sustainability executive and a standards writer, I have seen firsthand how the nonfinancial reporting landscape has transformed from a niche concern to a boardroom priority. Executives today are facing mounting pressures to meet transparency demands, particularly in the realm of environmental, social and governance (ESG) metrics. The stakes are high, and the complexities are daunting. Yet, there lies an opportunity for businesses to thrive if they can rise to the occasion.
True sustainability requires more than well-crafted press releases or glossy annual reports. It demands measurable impact, rigorous accountability and a willingness to embrace hard truths. As climate change intensifies and societal inequalities widen, businesses must rise above empty promises and demonstrate real progress. The stakes are too high to settle for less.
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DEI: A Commitment to Fairness, Not Extremism
GPM
August 29, 2024
Over the past couple of years, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) has become a divisive topic. Some folks are quick to label it as nothing more than left-wing extremism or even compare it to affirmative action. But here’s the thing: DEI isn’t about politics, and it’s definitely not about lowering the bar or handing out unearned advantages. It’s about making sure that everyone—no matter who they are—gets a fair shot. It’s about ensuring that our workplaces, our communities, and our society as a whole don’t exclude anyone based on their background, identity, or circumstances. Any argument counter to this is WRONG. Now, this post is my personal viewpoint, and I respect… Nope. I don’t. There is right and wrong, and diversity is a strength. Any opposing viewpoint belongs in 1930, not 2024.
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Beyond Skills: The Power of Traits in Sustainable Project Management
GPM
August 21, 2024
Yesterday, we announced an exciting update to our core text, Sustainable Project Management. As part of this update, I’ve been revisiting the section on characteristics—a topic that, in my view, deserves more attention as we look ahead to 2024 and beyond.
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Designing for Regenerative Business: From Fear to Hope?
GPM
August 13, 2024
Over the past ten to fifteen years, I have noticed the conversation around sustainability often gets bogged down in narratives of minimizing harm and managing decline. The prevailing mindset is to reduce negative impacts and avoid worsening the status quo. But what if we reimagined this narrative? What if, instead of merely sustaining our businesses and the ecosystems they rely on, we focused on regenerating them? This is the essence of regenerative business practices—a forward-thinking approach that aims not just to sustain but to rejuvenate the environments and communities that businesses touch. I know that I have written about regeneration a lot over the years but hear me out. I have a couple ideas.
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Investing in Sustainable Project Management: A Strategic Imperative for Project Owners
GPM
July 24, 2024
As the initial fervor around ESG fades amidst political backlash and economic challenges, the true integration of sustainability into corporate operations is gaining momentum. For project owners, this transition offers a crucial opportunity to lead sustainable project management, ensuring investments not only comply with current environmental standards but also lay the foundation for long-term resilience and success.
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From Profit-Driven To Purpose-Driven: How Organizations Can Embrace Sustainability
Forbes
April 12, 2024
The business world is undergoing a significant transformation. It’s no longer sufficient to simply focus on profit margins and shareholder returns. Today, companies are being called upon by customers, employees and investors to take an active role in addressing societal and environmental challenges. The companies that are thriving in this evolving landscape are those that can seamlessly balance financial goals with a genuine sense of purpose. But achieving this shift isn't just about rolling out sustainability initiatives or releasing polished annual reports. It requires embedding purpose into every facet of the organization, especially in how projects are planned, executed and evaluated.
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Navigating Regulatory Divergence: The Imperative of Shared Responsibility in Climate Action
LinkedIn
November 20, 2023
In our journey towards a sustainable future, the role of corporations is undeniably pivotal. Yet, our global efforts face complexities due to divergent regulatory approaches. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is signaling a potential pullback from some proposed greenhouse gas emissions disclosure requirements, particularly concerning Scope 3 emissions. This move contrasts the European Union's direction, which mandates Scope 3 disclosures for large companies starting in 2024.
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Are you a LinkedIn Bully? Five things to ask yourself.
LinkedIn
November 30, 2016
I have had a LinkedIn account since 2004. It a great place to network, share ideas, and learn from individuals with similar interests and experiences. Sometimes, although rare (I write with a grin on my face), people tend to go overboard. "LinkedIn Bullying" is commonly unwanted, aggressive posting or commenting based on a perceived power imbalance.
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Becoming Regenerative: A leadership Journey for Those who refuse to Burn Out
Bowker
May 03, 2025
You weren’t meant to burn out. You were meant to lead differently.
In a world addicted to speed, performance, and profit-at-all-costs, Becoming Regenerative is a bold call to reclaim your power—not by pushing harder, but by leading from wholeness.
Joel Carboni, internationally recognized expert in sustainability leadership, delivers a groundbreaking guide for change-makers who are done sacrificing their well-being for broken systems. This isn’t a leadership manual—it’s a manifesto for a new era.
Inside, you’ll discover:
How to root your leadership in integrity, not exhaustion
Practices to build resilience, presence, and relational intelligence
A radical model of accountability that heals rather than harms
Tools for navigating uncertainty, restoring trust, and creating lasting impact
Each chapter is a portal—a principle, a practice, and a shift in perspective that invites you to lead from the inside out.
Whether you’re a visionary CEO, a burned-out team lead, or a mission-driven entrepreneur, this book meets you at the edge of what’s no longer working—and walks with you toward what’s possible.
The future needs leaders who regenerate.
Not just organizations, but ecosystems. Not just results, but relationships. Not just metrics, but meaning.
This is your invitation to lead like life depends on it—because it does.
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Sustainable Project Management; The GPM Practice Guide
Amazon
October 01, 2024
Welcome to the future of project management, where sustainability is just the beginning. In the Third Edition of Sustainable Project Management: The GPM Practice Guide, we introduce the groundbreaking concept of regeneration, taking sustainable project management to a new level. This edition empowers project managers to go beyond minimizing harm—toward actively restoring ecosystems, building resilient communities, and creating lasting positive change for both the planet and society.
This guide is more than just a book—it's a comprehensive roadmap for integrating regenerative practices into every stage of project management. If you're looking to align your projects with the global shift toward regeneration, this is your essential resource.
What's New in the 3rd Edition?
Regenerative Focus: Discover how projects can go beyond sustainability to rejuvenate natural systems, enrich communities, and build social equity.
Updated Case Studies: Explore real-world examples of successful regenerative projects that demonstrate the impact and value of this approach.
New Tools and Frameworks: Use updated templates, checklists, and tools to seamlessly incorporate regeneration into your project life cycle.
Why This Book is a Must-Have for Project Managers:
Transformative Concepts: Understand the evolution from "do no harm" sustainability to a regenerative mindset, where projects create net-positive impacts.
Comprehensive Approach: This guide offers step-by-step guidance on applying regeneration principles throughout the project management process—from planning to execution and beyond.
Applicable to Any Industry: Whether in construction, finance, or IT, the principles and practices in this guide will help you deliver projects that succeed while contributing positively to the world.
Future-Proof Your Skills: With global attention increasingly focused on environmental and social responsibility, project managers who embrace these practices will be at the forefront of the next era of leadership.
As we face unprecedented challenges like climate change and social inequity, the need for regenerative project management has never been greater. This edition provides the strategies and tools you need to make a real difference—whether managing a single project or overseeing a portfolio. Sustainability is no longer enough. Now is the time to lead with regeneration, actively creating a better, more resilient world.
What You’ll Learn:
How regenerative sustainability can transform your projects and organization, aligning with global goals like the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Practical steps to evaluate and improve the long-term impact of your projects using regenerative development principles.
How to create meaningful stakeholder engagement strategies that ensure buy-in and long-term support for regenerative initiatives.
Strategies to incorporate circular economy principles into your projects, ensuring efficient resource use and minimal waste.
Don’t just manage projects—lead them toward a regenerative future. The Third Edition of Sustainable Project Management: The GPM Practice Guide is your ultimate resource for integrating regeneration into your project management approach, offering a holistic view that aligns business success with the needs of people and the planet.
Join the movement for sustainable and regenerative project management. Order your copy today and become a catalyst for lasting change!
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GreenPMO
SENTIENTE
February 10, 2025
In an era where sustainability is no longer optional, "Green PMO – Leading the Sustainable Project Revolution" is an essential guide for project managers. This book isn't just timely; it's a call to arms, one I've been passionate about for years, as echoed in my Harvard Business Review articles. It emphasizes project managers' critical role in embedding sustainability into the very fabric of their organizations.
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Driving Sustainable Innovation
Brightline Initiative
August 20, 2024
Carboni emphasizes the importance of sustainable innovation in a world increasingly affected by climate change, with 53% of global projects impacted by extreme weather events exacerbated by environmental issues. He advocates for integrating sustainability into core business strategies, adopting sustainable project management practices, investing in green technologies, and fostering a culture of sustainability across all organizational levels.
Barriers to implementing sustainable innovation include lack of awareness, resistance to change, and initial costs. Overcoming these challenges requires education, transparent communication, and a strong leadership commitment to sustainability. Carboni highlights the positive response from organizations, with many in the early stages of embedding sustainability into their project management practices.
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Sustainably delivering on Sustainability
Brightline Initative
June 18, 2024
Driving Sustainable Innovation: How to Do Well While Doing Good offers a thought-provoking yet highly applicable resource for you and your organization to make sense of the future. It brings together a powerful collection of executives, thought leaders, practitioners, and researchers from around the world to map out what achieving truly sustainable innovation means for both individuals and organizations. There is no doubt that the questions posed by Driving Sustainable Innovation are grand and challenging, but it offers an extensive reservoir of practical actions you can take now to be future-ready. Opening the book, Project Management Institute President and CEO Pierre Le Manh compellingly explains the challenge:The world has been facing sustainability challenges for decades. But for a long time, we' ve been surrounded by a narrative that sustainability is a zero-sum game and that business leaders need to choose between doing what' s right for the planet and doing what' s right for their stakeholders. This is a false choice. In fact, the quest for sustainability has proven to be a driving force behind innovation, brand relevance, and profitability across various sectors.Pierre Le Manh President and CEO, Project Management Institute
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Apolpo
Apolpo
November 16, 2024
apolpo—a name inspired by the Italian word for octopus—is a GPM Global initiative, symbolizing regeneration, adaptability, and the unique capacity to tackle multiple challenges at once. Our name playfully reflects our philosophy: to innovate, connect, and evolve in the pursuit of sustainable, regenerative solutions. Born from GPM Global’s legacy in sustainable project management, Apolpo was created to address the deep-rooted issues and systemic causes that the UN Sustainable Development Goals alone cannot resolve.
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GPM Global
GPM Global
April 11, 2011
Founded in 2009, GPM is the world’s leading organization driving sustainability within the project management profession and advocating for the project profession within the sustainability domain. We believe that projects are the engines of change, and when managedSEUK Certified business for good badge responsibly, they can solve the world’s most urgent challenges—from climate change to social inequality.
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GPM Global (Green Project Management)
GPM Global
May 01, 2009
Welcome to Green Project Management, or as we're commonly known, GPM. We are the global leader in sustainable project, program, and portfolio management. While many people know us for our GPM-b certification and PSM3 Sustainability assessments, that's just the tip of the iceberg!
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The Sustainable Project Management Utilization in French Wineries While Adapting to Climate Change
European Journal of Sustainable Development
October 01, 2021
Nowadays, the issue of climate change has attracted attention in various fields. The rise of global temperature makes humanity must take note of environmental protection and the Sustainability of different domains. The planting of vineyards and the production of wine have also been greatly affected. Since the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) officially became the 17 development goals set by the United Nations in 2015, sustainable project management development is at the forefront globally. In recent years, the wine industry has developed rapidly worldwide. However, global climate change is a challenge for French wineries if they want to maintain their high-quality wine style. Therefore, in order to cope with the impact of climate change on wine, wineries have begun to implement sustainable development project management in all aspects. Especially French wineries that make much account of Sustainability in this respect. This paper proposes the one aspect – Wine Production of CWW Conceptual model that can be used in the French wineries, Four Drivers of Sustainable Project Management Implementation Model to interpret the main drivers that impact project management implementation in the wine industry. Using mixed-method research approach, qualitative research with interview-based analysis is the primary method, as well as surveys used to interpret the elements of sustainable project management necessarily utilizing in French wineries that would help them to achieve green growth.
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Thoughts on project management and climate change
Project Management Research and Practice
March 11, 2017
Addressing the undeniable challenge of climate change within the pages of PMRP is a priority and, starting with the 2017 volume, will become an ongoing focus for submissions. In support of this, the views of Dr. Joel Carboni were recently captured on a variety of topics relevant to both project management researchers and practitioners.
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Sustainable Project Management
IPMA Serbia
April 22, 2025
Advancing Sustainability through project management
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Bridge 2022 PM & PMO Conference
Project Management United
August 29, 2023
In his presentation Joel will share the current state of the world through the lens projects that GPM has assessed and research that have been conducted with thousands of practitioners.
GPM is the global leader in sustainable project management practices. As a social enterprise, they advocate principled and value-based project approaches.
Founded in 2009, they have been instrumental in shaping sustainable practice as it relates to Portfolio, Program, and Project Management on a global scale and are advocates for the profession’s role in solving wide-scale challenges facing humanity.
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The Era of Sustainable Project Management
Petronas
December 18, 2022
Dr. Joel Carboni, IPMC’s Keynote Speaker shares his take on “The Era of Sustainable Project Management”. Amongst the topics that will be covered are trends and how the profession can meet current needs of the industry in meeting the challenges of climate change and contributing towards sustainability.
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How Project Management Can Deliver Sustainability
PMI New Zealand
September 14, 2022
In this presentation, Dr. Carboni will share some of the challenges humanity is facing and the impacts that project can have in solving global issues. He will present some tools and methods and what is needed to mainstream sustainable practice in the PM Profession.
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Agility in the context of sustainability
Agile Business Consortium
October 14, 2021
Sustainability is at the forefront of business and has moved from a talking point to an action item for the project and change profession. Joel will share some insights on the current state of the profession and what the agile community can do to adopt sustainable practices.
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Fashion's Sustainability Challenge. How Project Professionals Drive Change
PMI
April 07, 2025
The fashion industry faces urgent pressure to transform—shifting toward circularity, biomaterials, and supply chain innovation. But how do these changes actually happen on the ground?
Join us for a candid and practical discussion on how project professionals can help operationalize sustainability. We’ll cover what’s working, where the challenges are, and how to lead change effectively.
I’m joined by an incredible panel:
Alec Leach, author of The World is on Fire but We’re Still Buying Shoes
Pratik Mishra, PMP, Senior Strategic Project Manager at Zalando
Andrea Orsag, Founder of MissionC
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Project Leaders: Your hidden Superpower in the Sustainability Revolution
Brightline
February 12, 2025
In this era of AI transformation, sustainability leadership presents unprecedented growth opportunities for project professionals to drive meaningful change. Join us to discover how project professionals can lead sustainable transformation.
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What's Your Sustainability Quotient
Project Management Institute
June 28, 2023
The speaker was Joel Carboni, president of Green Project Management (GPM), a social enterprise helping to drive sustainable and regenerative development practices. Green Project Management is also the organization that PMI is partnering with to bring GPM’s industry-leading sustainability models and expertise to the global project management community.
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RegeneratioNext: The GPM Podcast
Apple Podcasts
April 20, 2025
RegeneratioNext is where sustainability and project management come together to create real impact. Hosted by the team at GPM Global, we dive into the practical side of regenerative business—how companies and leaders are moving beyond sustainability to actively restore and improve the world around them.
Each episode brings fresh insights, real-world strategies, and expert conversations on topics like ESG, circular economy, and sustainable project management. Whether you’re a project manager, business leader, or just someone passionate about making a difference, this podcast is for you.
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StrategistsCorner Podcast
Strategists Corner
April 01, 2025
organizations with the Power of Project Management by managing a business with enhanced capabilities for moving the business strategically, using human-centric decision-making, skills-based talent management, business agility, and managing change.
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Episode 185 – Redefining Project Success through Sustainable Project Management
Velociteach
September 20, 2023
rojects are instrumental in defining an organization’s vision for a more sustainable future. We are talking with Dr. Joel Carboni about Green Project Management and aligning project management practices with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Green Project Management (GPM) or Sustainable Project Management is the application of methods, tools, and techniques to achieve a stated objective while considering the project outcome’s entire lifecycle to ensure a net positive environmental, social, and economic impact. While acknowledging the value of SDGs in highlighting global problems, Dr. Carboni underscores the need to also address root causes. He offers insight into how project managers can consider the impact of their work beyond project completion and how to adopt a total asset lifecycle project perspective.
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AI can track sustainability metrics
LinkedIN
April 22, 2025
"AI Can track sustainability metrics, guiding resource allocation for maximum project impact."
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Project Managers Empowered to Drive Impact through New Joint Venture
Project Management Institute
April 07, 2025
“The future of project management must move beyond delivering outputs,” said Joel Carboni, Founder of GPM and a pioneer in sustainable project management. “Projects must play a critical role in generating prosperity, restoring ecosystems and building more equitable communities. This joint venture brings us closer to making sustainability and regeneration core to the profession.”
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IMA and GPM Sign Partnership Agreement
Access Newswire
July 24, 2024
"Creating a sustainable business that helps you grow is a challenge for every organization," said Joel Carboni, president at GPM. "It's essential for every organization to reach the end goal of sustainable growth, so working with IMA on this goal is a perfect fit for us as their members understand sustainability and the urgency behind implementing these initiatives."
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Quote from Talk
Velociteach
September 18, 2023
"We’re not being taught to think outside the box of initiate to close. It’s what is the impact of our work, and what happens beyond handover? What happens at the end of the asset’s lifecycle? So when we look at green projects, it’s are you taking a total asset lifecycle focus? And that’s what we have to do."
Joel Carboni
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ESG Resource Hub
Project Management Institute
April 07, 2023
Project sponsors should be partners with project managers to deliver projects sustainably.
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Boosting Your PMO's Role in Sustainable Project Management
Planisware
June 27, 2024
Dr. Carboni will discuss the strategic importance of integrating sustainability into the very DNA of your PMO, ensuring it supports and drives your organization’s long-term objectives.
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Sustainability & Green Project Management
Dubai International Project Management Forum
January 15, 2024
Dr. Carboni stands as the preeminent global authority on sustainable project management. His pioneering tools and methodologies have become the benchmark for green practices, garnering global adoption by corporations, organizations, and governments to weave sustainability seamlessly into their project frameworks.
A distinguished alumnus of Ball State University, Dr. Carboni holds a Ph.D. in Sustainable Development and Environment. His portfolio encompasses over 25 years across multifaceted domains of project management—spanning government, finance, consulting, manufacturing, and the academic sphere.
An esteemed voice in the industry, Dr. Carboni regularly takes the stage at conferences and symposiums related to project management and sustainability. His expertise is not just bound by geography, he has left his mark in more than 55 nations.
His notable accolades include his tenure as President Emeritus of the International Project Management Association (IPMA) in the U.S. and his pivotal role on the Global advisory board.
As the visionary behind GPM (Green Project Management), Dr. Carboni's influence extends into academia, serving as a visiting professor at Skema Business School.
His commitment to global causes is evident as the GPM representative to the United Nations Global Compact. Dr. Carboni played a foundational role as a signatory for both the Business for Peace Initiative and the Anti-Corruption Call to Action. Furthermore, he was instrumental in crafting the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (SDGs).
Beyond his vast professional contributions, Dr. Carboni is renowned for introducing the PRiSM project delivery methodology and the P5 Standard for Sustainability in Project Management. His educational modules on Green and Sustainable Project Management are taught in over 145 countries, thanks to collaborations with professional training entities, business consortiums, and esteemed universities. His prowess as a writer shines in his leading work, "Sustainable Project Management."
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