Join Us for the 2021 PMP Summit!
- Get fresh perspectives on how the post-pandemic workplace is likely to change–and what those changes could mean.
- Get the latest updates from our ETA and BLS federal partners.
- Take advantage of industry and occupational projections training sessions.
- Learn how to do more with the Projections Suite Report Manager tool.
- Kick off the new PMP Analysts’ Tableau Community of Practice. In our launch session, we’ll share how to get more out of Report Manager, and you’ll have an opportunity to guide workshop topics, expert-led sessions, and fun design challenges.
- Make the most of a variety of other training and knowledge-sharing sessions, where your input matters. Weigh in on product and process improvement efforts like labor force projections, skills-based projections, and high-demand occupations; training needs and e-learning ideas; and communicating with customers, data publications, and visualizations.
The PMP Summit is the premier event of the year to hear from and network with state projections analysts. Projections have never mattered more. Join us to hear from your peers and national experts about the impact projections will have in the post pandemic future–and how to make them even more meaningful.
We will host a pre-Summit Open Forums leading up to the event. See the details on the pre-Summit sessions, Summit agenda, and registration below. As always, registration is free – hope to see you through the coming months!
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PMP Pre-Summit Session
The Future of Work: What Projections Analysts Can Learn from SociologistsAugust 25, 2020 Projections analysts are experts at delivering informed predictions on the future of work. In the post-Covid era, the ability to illuminate future workforce dynamics may depend on a variety of different tools for understanding the present. The field of sociology specializes in such toolsets. In this pre-Summit program, Jeff Rosenthal, senior labor market analyst for the North Carolina Department of Commerce, draws from his training as a sociologist to offer analysts useful frameworks for evaluating emerging labor market dynamics. In this session, Jeff will use current labor market news headlines and op-eds to show how sociology’s tools and frameworks can sharpen analysts’ thinking –even in times of economic disruption and uncertainty. Register here for the Pre-Summit program. |
Link to join the Pre-Summit session will be emailed to you separately, via your Zoom registration.