pma focus

pma focus 2025 – Austrias biggest project management congress

On 16 October 2025, the pma focus will be all about the question: How can project managers build bridges - in projects, in organizations and in society? Under the title “Dialogue instead of confrontation - promoting joint solutions with project management”, we will show how project management can help to resolve conflicts and generate positive results. Find out how projects create clear structures and processes to promote collaboration and exchange.

At the moment, not a day seems to go by without confrontation: Wars, economic crises, climate change, social tensions and disputes characterize our everyday lives. This often leads to people wanting quick, simple answers - instead of working together to find well thought-out, sustainable solutions. People often argue instead of listening and discussing - the rhetoric is more important than the content. Projects also reflect this reality: different interests of stakeholders or team members can make it difficult to achieve project goals.

To overcome the major challenges of our time, we need genuine collaboration. Projects offer the perfect platform for this: they create spaces for innovation, dialog and mutual understanding. They unite us through a common goal and help us to develop solutions together and actively shape the future.</p

Congress participants at pma focus 2025 can expect a colorful mix of keynote speeches, practical examples, workshops and discussions as well as plenty of space for networking, further education and entertainment.

Please note that the congress takes place in german language only!

Get your ticket now! (Early Bird tickets available until June 30th)

Enjoy the highlights of the pma focus 2024!

On October 17th, 2024, Austria's largest project management congress was dedicated to the future. Under the theme 'Projecting Future/s - improving the world with project management', Austria's largest leading congress for project management was dedicated to the major challenges of our time on October 17.