session 5

Title: Learning and Knowledge Development for a Globally Sophisticated Workforce
Description: This session will focus on space organisations’ activities in preparing their technical and project staff for collaborative roles in international space projects. A particular aspect of it will be the sharing of experiences and best practice carried out under the auspices of the IAF’s International Programme/Project Management Committee.
Date: 2013-09-25
Time: 14:45
Room: 302A

IPC members

Chairman: Dr. Edward J. Hoffman, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), United States;
Chairman: Dr. Bettina Boehm, European Space Agency (ESA), France;
Rapporteur: Mr. Amalio Monzon, Airbus Defence and Space, Spain;
Rapporteur: Ms. Olga Zhdanovich, Modis, The Netherlands;

papers
Order	Paper title	Mode	Presentation status	Speaker	Affiliation	Country
1	Analysis of Global Space Workforce and Education	15'	confirmed	Prof. Mariel Borowitz	Georgia Institute of Technology	United States
2	Comparative Profiling of the Globalized Space-Skilled Workforce Pool	15'	confirmed	Mr. David Vaccaro	Futron Corporation	United States
3	Developing the Next Generation Workforce: Findings and Next Steps from the IPMC International Young Professionals Workshop	15'	confirmed	Ms. Haley Stephenson	Valador, Inc.	United States
4	Motivation Factors for Young Professionals in the Aerospace Industry: Detailed Summary of the Motivation Group from 2012 International Program/Project Management Committee Young Professional Workshop	15'	confirmed	Mr. Kevin Stube	The Planetary Society	United States
5	Understanding how Human Resource Policies Influence the Career Progressions of NASA’s Technical Workforce	15'	confirmed	Mrs. Isabel Bignon	George Washington University	United States
6	The ESA Young Graduate Trainee Experience – a tadpole in the space community pond!	15'		Mr. Alexander Kinnaird	ESA	United Kingdom
7	introduction to venezuelan remote sensing satellite training	15'	confirmed	Dr. Shuyan Wang	DFH Satellite Co. Ltd.	China
8	Establishment of a Multi-National University Effort to Promote International Cooperation and Develop the Future Space Workforce	15'	confirmed	Mr. Ben Groenewald	Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT)	South Africa
9	preparing for global collaboration - nasa’s international project management course	15'	confirmed	Dr. Edward J. Hoffman	National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)	United States
10	Using transformational leadership to achieve excellence in multi-cultural project management	15'	confirmed	Dr. Edward Hoffman	NASA	United States
11	the ideal project team: a dual perspective on university learning objectives and employee requirements in the space sector	15'	withdrawn	Mr. Johannes Reijneveld	EADS Astrium Services	Germany

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