How can project professionals turn sustainability ambitions into meaningful action?

For the first time, PMI Chapters from Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark are coming together for a joint Nordic event dedicated to sustainability in project management.

This online session will explore what sustainability means in practice for project professionals—and how it can be integrated into the way projects are planned, delivered and measured.

What you will gain

During the session, you will:

• Meet Sustainability Leaders from the participating Nordic PMI chapters
• Explore practical tools, resources and certifications supporting sustainable project management
• Learn about the new PMI Certified Sustainable Project Professional (PMI-CSPP) certification
• Hear real-world examples of how sustainability is being applied in projects
• Connect and exchange perspectives with project professionals across the Nordic region

Together, we will create a space for shared learning, curiosity and collaboration—and explore how project professionals can contribute to lasting, sustainable impact.

Speaker - Edoardo Favari, PhD, PMP®, PMI-ACP®, is an Adjunct Professor of Project Management at the Politecnico di Milano Graduate School of Management and at IE Business School Madrid. A Senior Project Manager with extensive experience in complex infrastructure and organizational initiatives, he served on the core development team for the PMBOK® Guide – Eight Edition and currently contributes to the PMI Sustainability Outreach Committee. Edoardo bridges academic research and practice, focusing on megaprojects, stakeholder engagement, and sustainable value delivery—helping organizations turn large-scale ambition into measurable long-term impact.	Speaker - Kristine Bekkelund holds a Master of Science in Energy and Environmental Engineering from NTNU and has 13 years of experience in the construction and real estate sector. Kristine has previously worked at Multiconsult - a specialist engineering and architecture consultancy. For the past 4 years, she has been working at Oslobygg, the City of Oslo’s municipal real estate company. As their internal Environmental Advisor, Kristine helps embed Oslo’s ambitious climate and environmental requirements across construction projects—from early planning through delivery—turning sustainability ambitions into practical project targets and action.	Bronwyn Hall McLoughlin is Founder of People Planet Change and brings three decades of experience in human capital, change and sustainability worldwide, including leading the corporate responsibility programme for a large multinational. She is GPM-b/CSPP certified and a PMI Sustainability Ambassador, supporting PMI chapters across the UK, Ireland and the Nordic region. Bronwyn is also advancing sustainability within the change management profession through her work with the Change Management Institute. She has contributed to two change management books and was recently Chief Editor of the Futures of Change report. She holds an MSc in Sustainability and a PGCert in Climate Entrepreneurship.	Moderator - Mita Broca is a sustainability consultant, facilitator, and speaker with over 15 years of global experience across sustainability, leadership, and systems change. She has worked with organizations including Unilever, IKEA, Shell, and Mastercard, helping translate sustainability ambitions into practical action. Mita is the Sustainability Leader of the PMI Norway Chapter and is based in Oslo.

Stronger together. Creating sustainable impact.

Practical information

Date: 9 September
Time: 18:00–20:00 CEST | 19:00–21:00 EEST
Location: Online
Language: English
PDUs: 2

Registration and hosting are managed by PMI Norway Chapter on behalf of the four participating Nordic chapters.

PMI-CSPP is the new PMI Certified Sustainable Project Professional certification, formerly known as the Green Project Manager credential.

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